1973 Dodge Challenger on 2040-cars
Edmond, Oklahoma, United States
1973 Dodge Challenger, original 340/727 car. Now has a 360 installed with supposedly less than 100 miles since rebuild. Engine doesn't smoke or make any noise, Could use a tune up (plugs, timing set, maybe carb adjusted) Vehicle was previously a California car. Underside is in great shape, no rust found in floor boards or trunk area, all spring perches look good. Front end was previously rebuilt all parts appear to have been replaced aside from the gearbox. 3:23 open 489 rearend. Rear defroster, inside hood release are a few rare options this car has. 14x7 rally wheels. This car sat for 3+ years before I acquired it. The transmission only shifts into first gear part of the time. I suspect a sticking valve in valvebody or servo sticking. Interior aside from seats is needing a restore, dash is cracked, door panels are rough. Needs headliner installed. Passenger seat isn't bolted down fully. All windows roll up and down. Like most old cars it needs most of the rubber weatherstripping replaced. Mufflers need replaced, one has a hole in it from something hitting it. Has some hail dings on the trunk lid. Theres some bubbling and cracking around rear wheel wells where I believe some bondo is starting to crack. (pictured) Paint is an older job still looks ok. Has some scuffing here and there that may or may not polish out. I understand this car isn't perfect but finding one that's as solid as this one for a good show car restoration or to turn into a nice daily driver is getting hard to find. Buyer is responsible for arranging shipping and all costs related if they so choose to do so. Vehicle is as-is no warranties applied. $500 non refundable deposit due at auction end. If you have any questions feel free to ask. May entertain a partial trade +cash. Looking for a sportbike. Also may be interested in ford lightning/Harley Davidson supercharged trucks. Thanks and happy bidding! |
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