1970 Dodge Challenger Western Sport Special 383 on 2040-cars
Rocklin, California, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:383
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Dodge
Model: Challenger
Trim: 2 door hardtop
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: RWD
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 126,000
1970 Challenger, all numbers match, only thing that has been replaced was the passenger side fender that was dealer replaced in the late '70s. 1 of 381 Western Sport Sport with a 383. This car has never been apart, still has original plug wire looms, spare, jack, seat belts and shoulder straps, etc. All chrome and stainless trim in excellent condition as well as rear seat and headliner. Have copy of original invoice. One repaint, car runs and drives excellent, zero rust on floor boards, rear window rust that leaked into trunk causing minor rust. Very rare and solid car! I bought this car from my mother in law 10 years ago who bought it brand new from Chuck Swift Dodge in Sacramento
A-91 Western Sport Special
B-11 Heavy Duty Brakes- front and rear
C-16 Console ( with slap stik )
D-34 Torqueflite Trans
E-63 383 CID Engine 4 BBL
G-11 Tinted Glass
H-61 Air Conditioning
S-15 Estra H.D. Suspension
S-77 Power Steering
V-1W Vinyl roof-white
On Apr-18-13 at 17:07:07 PDT, seller added the following information:
I cannot upload any additional photos due to an active bid so I'll add the Data plate info below:
R11 V1W V5x 26 END
H51 M21 M25 M31 N41 N95
V1W A63 A91 C16 C55 G34
FK5 H6K4 000 107 109076
E63 D32 JH23 NOE 128XXX
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