500 Rt Bb Fast + Furious Tach + Gauges "no Reserve" Running Project Challenger on 2040-cars
Coventry, Connecticut, United States
Engine:BB
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 1970
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Dodge
Interior Color: Blue
Model: Charger
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: RT
Drive Type: automatic
Mileage: 1
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
NO RESERVE AUCTION..... HIGH BID WINS A TRUE AMERICAN CLASSIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ask questions and please be sure your questions are answered BEFORE BIDDING !!! That means please wait to bid so you can be informed before you bid !!! thanks
THIS CAR GETS MORE LOOKS THAN ANYTHING I'VE DRIVEN !!!!!!!!! THIS IS A BIG DOLLAR CAR WHEN DONE !!!!!!!! Running driving project car. Starts right up hot or cold. New battery. Looks to be a clone from many many years ago from what the vin numbers say. To many irons in the fire and no time. Someone is gonna have a fun car here after restoration. Big Block (engine size unknown) #'s found on the block are 1400 C24. The motor in this car sounds ABSOLUTLY " A W E S O M E ". A nice lumpy cam and a beautiful sounding motor. running on fresh gas in a temporary bottle as I didn't want to get any dirt in the carb from any old gas in the tank. I would leave the motor the way it is and make the body nice and have a wicked charger. This car has been off the road for many years so I would go thru it and make it what you like. Since I've had it I've driven it around alittle on a few occasions but with a low brake pedal. Transmission has a manual shift body and seems to work very nice. Power steering and the original am radio. There is a picture of some old things I found in the car that are dating back to when the car was used daily. The car has a tach dash with gauges and a 150 MPH speedo. The car had a new front right floor pan put in it along with a R torsion bar frame piece. The drivers side will need a repair on the torsion bar frame piece as pictured. The rest of the floor pans look useable atleast with minor work. . The trunk pan should be changed. The outside sheetmetal will need some repair or replacement. Come look at the car to be sure you like it. You can also get an independent inspection co. to come check it out for you if that's easier. As with any old car the speedo has probably been turned over with the age so correct mileage is not known. I also have a partial build sheet for the car. For ownership transfer I have the last Rhode island registration non title state) and bill of sale from when the last guy had it on the road many years ago. If you want anything more than that you could go thru "Broadway title" and they will hook you up so you can get plates. selling as is with NO RESERVE. a 300. paypal deposit due at auction end. Balance to be paid in cash in person or bank to bank wire or check. Any check must clear my bank before car or paperwork leaves. My bank tells me this could be about 5 to 7 business days.
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