1973 Dodge Charger

Description

Attention Mopar fans, here are some your favorite things – a performance-built 340 V8, factory high impact color, well documented, and all in a standout package. Yes, this 1973 Dodge Charger is everything you want, and more!

Let's start with the paint that's instantly grabbing your attention. We believe it's the factory-correct FY1 high-impact Top Banana. Mopar fans know this is the final year for this very cool color, and it looks like it could glow in the dark thanks to an investment in a nice respray during its lifetime. To standout against this neon-like color, the power bulge hood, sports stripe package, and rear spoiler are all in a matte black. Plus, one of the coolest ways to show off a premium muscle car is with a black vinyl roof. So they look like they're out to consume the light that the paint is radiating – a very cool touch. But more than just its fantastic paint package, this one utilizes brightwork to complete the aggressive package. The front bumper helps hide the sinisterly dark grille; the rear bumper is one of best form-fitting units of the era; and everyone loves hood pins. Add in an iconic set of 15-inch Cragar SS wheels, and this Charger knows how to leave a lasting impression from any angle.

The exterior black elements are a great complement to the black vinyl interior. The premium button-top bucket seats and center console are the best comfort of the time. And speaking of luxury, the black interior is tastefully broken up by wood paneling on the door panels, dashboard, console, and factory three-spoke steering wheel. As a performance Mopar, the round gauge Rallye instrument cluster was standard. The whole interior feels like a true time machine with even original controls on the AM radio and hear/defroster. But while this interior looks highly original, there are some nice upgrades like the large Auto Gauge tach, AM/FM/CD stereo, and provisions for upgraded R134a air conditioning.

The color scheme continues under the hood where the bold yellow engine bay nicely matches the yellow-painted (and period-correct) block. This is contrasted with a very sinister appearance on items items like the black painted Mopar air grabber and valve covers, as well as the fresh belts and hoses. And backing up this performance appearance is a 340 cubic-inch motor that's packed with go-fast goodies like the Holley four-barrel carburetor, Weiand intake, Wizard aluminum radiator, and headers that feed the rumbling dual exhaust. No matter if you're on your way to the car show, or just on a Sunday drive, the power steering, front disc brakes, and Torqueflite A727 three-speed automatic are always great features to have.

This car is a great find with all the right paperwork like the factory buildsheet, reproduction window sticker, owner's manual, and plenty of maintenance receipts. So having it turnkey ready at this price is truly something special. That's why we all know how fast it will sell at this very reasonable price. Call today!!!