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1970 Dodge Challenger R/t Vanishing Point Car on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:49800 Color:
Location:

Oviedo, Florida, United States

Oviedo, Florida, United States
Engine:440 V-8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Condition:

Used

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
: JS23N0B100964
Year: 1970
Make: Dodge
Drive Type: manual 4 speed
Model: Challenger
Mileage: 49,800
Trim: 2 door

1970 Dodge Challenger R/T pistol grip 4 speed car. This is a Real R/T car with fender tag and build sheet still present. This car was restored to look exactly like the Vanishing Point Movie car from 1971. The car has basically undergone a complete restoration without taking it off the frame.  Car originally came with a 383 big block, now has a date coded U code correct 440 motor backed by the infamous pistol grip 4 speed transmission. Extensive time and effort went into this car to make it what it is now, including all the identical features of the Vanishing Point Movie Car. Car has all new floors (pans front and rear), inner and outer rear wheel wells, new trunk pan and trunk drop downs, new complete rear quarters, new leaf springs, new shocks, all new brakes (has the bigger challenger brakes) and new brake lines, new fuel line, restored gas tank with new fuel sending unit, new master cylinder, new leaf springs, new e brake system, new H pipe exhaust with flowmaster style mufflers, new correct size tires with less than 100 miles, new factory Rally rims, rechromed front and rear bumpers, all existing chrome was restored and spun polished, all new lights/lightbulbs, new speedo cable, new seat belts, new correct 8,000 redline tach, new gas gauge, new dash pad. new headliner, new carpet, almost every nut and bolt has been replaced. The interior is the original black interior and is in excellent condition with very minor flaws, door panels are original as is the front and rear seats, new door handles (interior and exterior ) new door lock switches, restored center console, new window cranks, all glass is original and in great condition,  rare restored Rally steering wheel, restored pistol grip handle, original AM radio, restored front grill assembly, new emblems R/T emblems throughout, rare front factory front license plate bracket. The motor has been rebuilt previously before I purchased the car to original specs and is very very powerful,  has been compression checked, new oil filter, plugs, plug wires, cap, and belts, new battery,  does not drip oil whatsoever, it does have a new edelbrock 800 CFM carb with electric choke and a new aluminum radiator to improve the cooling, (I have the original radiator if new owner wants it), correct double snorkel air cleaner, car was taken down to bare metal and any panels as previously mentioned were replaced, car was painted with Dupont base coat/ clear coat in the correct 1970 Chrysler Challenger White. Vanishing Point features that are true to the movie car are as follows.... original rare front bumperettes, Rally R/T steering wheel, correct drivers side only chrome mirror, Colorado License plate OA-5599, plain style gas cap and being a real R/T Dodge Challenger.  The car drives great and shifts smooth, clutch is tight and responsive. The are only very minor flaws which I feel I should mention, taillight bezels are very brilliant chrome but have pitting, original interior drivers side door has very small split in bottom of driver door grip, and all original chrome shined to brillant there are some very small imperfections. and there are a couple of very small mounting holes drilled in the dash. Car is a non a/c car , non power steering car,   Car comes with original Jack, and has clear Florida Title. Winning bidder also gets with the car an original Vanishing Point Movie poster (not repro) Japanese version poster (US does not show the Car) framed and matted with the autograph of Barry Newman the actor who drove the Challenger. Winning bidder to paypal $500.00 deposit within 24 hours of auction end and the balance is due in cash or cashiers check with a 7 day grace period for check to clear before car can be picked up or shipped.  No trades , email with questions.


On Sep-09-14 at 14:13:01 PDT, seller added the following information:

 Car has also all new seals at doors, trunk and hood , and new window felts and gaskets.


On Sep-10-14 at 05:09:21 PDT, seller added the following information:

 I can help assist or arrange shipping in the US or Worldwide

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