1972 72 Dodge Challenger Big Block 440 Auto Runs And Drives Very Solid Rt Emblem on 2040-cars
Noble, Oklahoma, United States
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Engine:440 v8
For Sale By:Private Seller
Drive Type: rwd
Make: Dodge
Mileage: 99,999
Model: Challenger
Trim: bucket seats
I have a 1972 Dodge Challenger with a big block 440 engine. This was originally a 318 automatic car with column shift. The 440 engine is out of a low mileage 1973 Chrysler New Yorker and I replaced the column shift with a factory style floor shifter and replaced the steering column with a factory style floor shift column.
The car runs and drives and sounds healthy and strong. It just needs paint and interior.
List of features:
Brand NEW dual exhaust system
All new gaskets, radiator, hoses and belts
4-barrel intake and Edelbrock carb
Updated to electronic ignition
All NEW front disk brake conversion
Power steering
Factory air
Very solid front floors
Rockers, bottoms of doors and hinge pillars are all solid
Front and rear glass channels are solid
Factory style bucket seats with console
Automatic shift lever in the floor
All gauges work
All the glass is nice
RT emblems on fender
There are some small pinholes in trunk floor but it could be patched and wouldn't need to be replaced.
The transmission will need to be replaced but I will include a rebuilt transmission.
The lift off hood comes with the car as well as the original factory RT style hood, new hood hinges and door panels. I will also include new black carpet that I purchased but have not installed.
Keywords: 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, RT, cuda
I have an Oklahoma title that is clean, clear, in my name and my possession.
I am asking $10,500 obo.
Please call Anthony at 405-543-8338 (cell) or 405-872-9399 (shop)
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