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78 Dodge Magnum GT. Original 400 4bbl, auto. Previous owner claimed it has a rebuilt engine and I agree. It has never given me any trouble. Runs strong and sounds awesome with the big block rumble. Runs cool. Engine compartment is very clean.

Originally a black car. Has been repainted on an arrow straight (rust and bondo free) body. Has original GT flares and a Magnum Force rear spoiler with graphics. Interior is gorgeous red velour. Not velvet! Original material used by Chrysler, with Pentastars sewn into front headrests. Dash has 2 small cracks, otherwise interior is perfect! T Tops work perfectly and lock solid. Doors do not hang. Perfect original headliner.

All lights work as they should. Brakes work great. Power windows work. Has factory CB, AM/FM radio! Carpet has no tears. Trunk is as solid as day one. No rust anywhere on car!! Tires are like brand new and are mounted on 15" Chrysler cop car rims with chrome centercaps. New 15" spare. Bumpers have been powder coated black. Hood and trunk open and close nicely.

Dual exhaust sounds awesome and ends up with roadrunner "Machine Gun" tips. Rides very smoothe and drives straight down the road. Good suspension.

The few imperfections are windshield has crack, front bumper has a scratch on top, small dent (the size of a quarter) on right side of roof which would be covered if the GT roof stripe was added, headlight doors work manually but motor not working, have never troubleshot it, windshield wipers inop (never troubleshot either) may be disconnected under dash. Speedo bounces, I think is loose under dash. This is all I can think of that it needs, nothing major.

This car is car show ready and stands out from the crowd where ever you drive it. I believe you could drive it home, but imply no warranty (also, you would only get maybe 12mpg highway) its a musclecar!! So I'd advise trailering, but thats up to the winner.

Again, I have been as honest as I can and will be glad to aswer anything I may have missed, Greg 505-463-5829 call or text. I will answer. I am selling this car because I am moving and must travel lightly. Low reserve, so I am needing to sell.

On Apr-15-14 at 21:51:20 PDT, seller added the following information:

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