Dodge Challenger 1971

39000 USD

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
Up for sale is my 1971 Dodge Challenger. It is a 1971 but a 1970 front end was put on by the previous owner. I AM NOT a dealer, but just LOVE cars and have a bit of a collection. I am just selling a couple to make room for new ones :) It is an original 318 automatic car and as far as I can tell the motor and trans are original to the car. It does have the R/T badging and stripes but it is not an R\T. It originally had AC but the AC components in the hood are not there. The paint is REALLY nice with VERY FEW flaws. Shows great as you can see in the pictures. This car is part of my collection and I am just thinning the herd a bit. Mechanically, it is excellent! My mechanic did a compression test and all cylinders test great. Starts up no problem every time and runs down the highway great. Brakes work great. Everything works on the car as far as I can tell except for the windshield wipers (missing windshield wiper switch) and radio (has stock AM radio). It does have 6x9 speakers on the rear package tray but they don't appear to be hooked up. All the gauges in the dash work including Speedometer, Fuel Gauge, Temp gauge and Ammeter. There is an aftermarket oil pressure gauge that works great (very good oil pressure at all RPM's). I've driven the car for long distances in very hot weather and the temp gauge doesn't even get 1/4 of the way up! The interior is not original, but very nicely done. The front seats are very comfortable and the rear seats are upholstered to match the front seats. Headliner and carpet all look GREAT! I purchased this car from a guy with a large car collection and it really has not seen much driving at all in the past 20 years! Wheels and tires are EXCELLENT and look great on the car! Rear end is the heavy duty 489 case and it is a SureGrip! Bumpers were painted to match the car and the trim as powder coated black. It was very nicely done! All the glass is good and all the windows operate as they should. I have had the car on a lift and have a lot of pictures of the underneath of the car. This is probably one of the most solid E-Body Mopars I have every seen and I have owned A LOT of them! All the body panels, trunk pan, floor pans appear to be stock and in GREAT shape. The Challenger sounds GREAT, Looks GREAT and runs GREAT! These Challengers are getting very hard to find and you will be hard pressed to find another one in this nice a shape for any price! I am in Jacksonville, FL. I do have many more pictures of the car as well as a video walk around and engine start. If you message me I will send you a link.The car has a clear, clean Florida Title. The car is being sold with NO WARRANTY, AS IS WHERE IS. It will be the buyers responsibility to ship the car. I can assist in loading. I also have a 1973 Mustang Convertible and a 1971 RS Camaro Split bumper that I would sell. Message me for details on these cars.THANKS so much for looking!

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

Up for sale is my 1971 Dodge Challenger. It is a 1971 but a 1970 front end was put on by the previous owner. I AM NOT a dealer, but just LOVE cars and have a bit of a collection. I am just selling a couple to make room for new ones :) It is an original 318 automatic car and as far as I can tell the motor and trans are original to the car. It does have the R/T badging and stripes but it is not an R\T. It originally had AC but the AC components in the hood are not there. The paint is REALLY nice with VERY FEW flaws. Shows great as you can see in the pictures. This car is part of my collection and I am just thinning the herd a bit. Mechanically, it is excellent! My mechanic did a compression test and all cylinders test great. Starts up no problem every time and runs down the highway great. Brakes work great. Everything works on the car as far as I can tell except for the windshield wipers (missing windshield wiper switch) and radio (has stock AM radio). It does have 6x9 speakers on the rear package tray but they don't appear to be hooked up. All the gauges in the dash work including Speedometer, Fuel Gauge, Temp gauge and Ammeter. There is an aftermarket oil pressure gauge that works great (very good oil pressure at all RPM's). I've driven the car for long distances in very hot weather and the temp gauge doesn't even get 1/4 of the way up! The interior is not original, but very nicely done. The front seats are very comfortable and the rear seats are upholstered to match the front seats. Headliner and carpet all look GREAT! I purchased this car from a guy with a large car collection and it really has not seen much driving at all in the past 20 years! Wheels and tires are EXCELLENT and look great on the car! Rear end is the heavy duty 489 case and it is a SureGrip! Bumpers were painted to match the car and the trim as powder coated black. It was very nicely done! All the glass is good and all the windows operate as they should. I have had the car on a lift and have a lot of pictures of the underneath of the car. This is probably one of the most solid E-Body Mopars I have every seen and I have owned A LOT of them! All the body panels, trunk pan, floor pans appear to be stock and in GREAT shape. The Challenger sounds GREAT, Looks GREAT and runs GREAT! These Challengers are getting very hard to find and you will be hard pressed to find another one in this nice a shape for any price! I am in Jacksonville, FL. I do have many more pictures of the car as well as a video walk around and engine start. If you message me I will send you a link.The car has a clear, clean Florida Title. The car is being sold with NO WARRANTY, AS IS WHERE IS. It will be the buyers responsibility to ship the car. I can assist in loading. I also have a 1973 Mustang Convertible and a 1971 RS Camaro Split bumper that I would sell. Message me for details on these cars.THANKS so much for looking!

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	39000 USD
Make:	Dodge
Model:	Challenger
Year:	1971
Mileage:	19000 MI
Transmission:	Automatic

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Dodge Challenger 1971

See also

1979 Porsche 911

1978 Chevrolet C-10

1955 Oldsmobile Holiday

1970 Oldsmobile 442