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1971
Dodge
Challenger R/T
Stock # 3139-CHA
Engine 408 V8
Transmission 3 Speed Automatic
Color Gregio Silverstone
Mileage 26,984 (Unknown)
Chassis
Front Suspension Type Independent
Rear Suspension Type Leaf Spring
Axle Specification 8 3/4
Front Wheel Specification 14"
Rear Wheel Specification 14"
Front Tire Specification 225/70R15
Rear Tire Specification 225/70R14
Options
Defrost Heat Vinyl Interior Seatbelts AM/FM Radio CD Player
Documentation
Build Receipts Title Documentation
Advertised Price
EXCELLENT BUILD, 408 V8, 727 TORQUEFLITE, TX9 CAR, EXCELLENT PAINT, INT, ENGINE

There's no question that Chrysler knew how to build some awesome muscle cars during the peak of the era. This 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T, for example, looks exceptionally sinister with its dark colors inside and out. Plus, it has a seriously upgraded V8 that gives it the power to back up its appearance.

You know this car is going to be cool when it wears a hue called Ferrari Gray (originally coded TX9 black, this rare and true triple-black car could be a concours quality restoration candidate.) The new color was applied during recent high quality restoration. Once you look at all the details from the doorjambs to inside the trunk, you'll be will convinced that this car has not only lived a good life, but that someone spent plenty of money keeping this Mopar looking great. It was originally a 318 car, and all the sheetmetal was the same, so when the engine was upgraded, so were the visuals. This includes the scooped hood with hood pins, a complete set of black R/T stripes, chin spoiler, rear spoiler, and the unmistakable red R/T emblems that give this car a slight pop of bright red like it was out for blood. Adding to this aggressive attitude is the fact that 1970 was the year for the ... Please ask for the full description.

Charlotte Showroom
800 Derita Road
Concord, NC, 28027
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Stock #:
3139-CHA
1971 Dodge Challenger R/T
$41,995
SOLD

1971 Dodge Challenger R/T

$41,995
SOLD
Stock
3139-CHA
Engine Size
408 V8
Transmission
3 Speed Automatic
Miles
26,984 (Unknown)
Location
Charlotte
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Description

EXCELLENT BUILD, 408 V8, 727 TORQUEFLITE, TX9 CAR, EXCELLENT PAINT, INT, ENGINE

There's no question that Chrysler knew how to build some awesome muscle cars during the peak of the era. This 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T, for example, looks exceptionally sinister with its dark colors inside and out. Plus, it has a seriously upgraded V8 that gives it the power to back up its appearance.

You know this car is going to be cool when it wears a hue called Ferrari Gray (originally coded TX9 black, this rare and true triple-black car could be a concours quality restoration candidate.) The new color was applied during recent high quality restoration. Once you look at all the details from the doorjambs to inside the trunk, you'll be will convinced that this car has not only lived a good life, but that someone spent plenty of money keeping this Mopar looking great. It was originally a 318 car, and all the sheetmetal was the same, so when the engine was upgraded, so were the visuals. This includes the scooped hood with hood pins, a complete set of black R/T stripes, chin spoiler, rear spoiler, and the unmistakable red R/T emblems that give this car a slight pop of bright red like it was out for blood. Adding to this aggressive attitude is the fact that 1970 was the year for the split grille and split taillights. It made these coupes look so beefy that you'd swear they owned the whole road.

Chrysler's black bucket seat interior gets high marks for both style and comfort, and even today this is a great place to spend some quality time. It looks so clean and pristine that we suspect this got plenty of attention during the restoration. This is a muscle car with all-day cruiser kind of potential, so an AM/FM/CD player was installed for modern tunes. But really we know the sound you will always want to hear is the rumble out of the dual exhaust.

One peek under the hood, and you know this is an amazing performer. This is a 360 cubic-inch motor that was bored and stroked to go into big block territory. It now displaces 408 ci, but the upgrade did not end there. The motor is running Keith Black pistons, hydraulic roller lifters, and 1.6 roller rockers by Comp Cams. Plus the 340 X heads were refurbished with larger valves less than 300 miles ago. The fuel gets to the motor via Holley 750 Double Pumper carburetor that feeds the Edelbrock RPM intake. Sounds like a lot of power, right? That's why it's mated to a TCI Torqueflite 727 three-speed automatic transmission. Truly, this is a sweet muscle car right down to its welded subframe and classic Rallye wheels.

You can choose to show off this coupe as the amazingly restored Mopar this is (and we have the receipts and title documentation to prove it!) But there's also that prideful knowledge of owing an original triple-black car. There are a lot of great things about this Challenger, but hurry up because you were not the only one to notice. Call today!!

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Features

  • Defrost
  • Heat
  • Vinyl Interior
  • Seatbelts
  • AM/FM Radio
  • CD Player
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Documentation

  • Build Receipts
  • Title Documentation
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SPECS

Exterior Color
Gregio Silverstone
Transmission Spec
A727 Torqueflite
Rear Axle
8 3/4
Front Suspension
Independent
Rear Suspension
Leaf Spring
Front Brakes
Drum
Rear Brakes
Drum
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