1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye

Description

It's hard not to get excited about this 1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye. After all, it has its numbers-matching V8, numbers-matching three-speed stick, so it makes for a well-coordinated coupe that nails the fundamentals you love.

This Challenger really delivers the best of an ear. The paint is an upgrade to the High impact color Top Banana. The yellow makes for a good backdrop for this real-deal Rallye trim car's strobe stripe package running down both sides. This black accenting is part of a well-coordinated package with the hood, dark grille, blackout rear, and premium vinyl roof. It's quite a sporty total package with the R/T-style dual scoop hood, Rallye wheels, quad exhaust tips. And everything from the full-length crease in the sheet metal to the way the bumpers hug the form, it really shows off one of Dodge's most iconic designs ever.

All the black accents of the exterior also get you ready for all the black inside. The whole layout is clean, complete, and made for true lovers of vintage style. That's why this has a ton of great classic details, including the wood-like trim, working dome light, and a factory-style AM/FM radio that's cranking out tunes. And what's most appealing about all of this is how it's such a driver-friendly package. High-back front bucket seats, a floor shifter, a Mopar dual-spoke sports steering wheel, and a full Rallye gauge package with large speedo and a handy tach.

The 340 cubic-inch V8 is already a Mopar legend. So it's awesome to have the numbers-matching unit in the engine bay. And it's ready to show off with a tidy setup that includes the bright blue block, good wires/hoses, a newer distributor, and the proper air topper with callouts that draws you in. It inhales deeply with a four-barrel carburetor, and it exhales with the proper V8 tune out of the dual exhaust. A Challenger like this is a great car to let you feel the road, especially with the control of the numbers-matching three-speed manual transmission.

The sale comes complete with all the right documentation, like the factory buildsheet, dealer invoice, owner's manual, and maintenance records. You will find areas for improvement in a car like this - maybe the paint, body, tune-up, or another piece for updating. But the rarity of a true Mopar muscle machine with numbers-matching main components and the right docs is at the bedrock of classic car irresistibility. So when you know how special this is, you're going to want to call today!