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Numbers Match 340 4-barrel Auto Sure-grip Red/ Black Great Interior on 2040-cars

Year:1972 Mileage:71650
Location:

Bossier City, Louisiana, United States

Bossier City, Louisiana, United States

       This is a SERIOUSLY NICE CAR         I have too many Projects

1972  Dodge   340 4-Barrel 240HP,  727 Torque-Flite Automatic, 83/4 Shur-Grip Rear End  all Number Matched, CHALLENGER.

1972......Before the EPA came along and ruined ALL the FUN.  When you open the hood all you see is 340 cubic inches of MOPAR small block engineering.

This 340 does have a Holley 4-barrel carb, otherwise it's factory NON-Smoking, NON-Leaking, NON-Oil Burning, 240 Horse MOTHER MOPAR

That Runs and Sounds Dang GOOD thru a year old Flow-Master Dual Exhaust with Chrome Tips.

Automatic 3-speed 727 Torque-Flite Tranny Shifts on the spot and thru a 83/4 Sure-Grip will get you Down the Road without hesitation.

The interior is almost perfect with no cracks in the dash or trim, Head liner and all seats redone,   Heck even the original AM/FM radio sounds Good.

All gauges, lights, blower, horn, even the cigarette lighter and dome light work.  Glass is in beautiful condition

All sheet metal is clean and rust free and Straight as a Pin.  You can't find many 43 year old cars in this condition.

She has a few issues, but so did I at This age, Fortunately they are minor and you could drive her for years, but I would consider a re- paint with GOOD STUFF, no clear coat crud.

I have the car for sale locally, so I reserve the Right to End this Auction Early.    $1,000 Paypal Deposit within 24 hours of auction end. Balance within 7 days

Cash or Cleared Funds in My Bank before car is released. Buyer responsible for shipping or pick-up 


On Sep-07-14 at 14:28:07 PDT, seller added the following information:

YOU will not find a NICER Numbers Matched Old School  CHALLENGER than THIS      and I'm GIVING IT AWAY        MY LOSS  YOUR GAIN

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