1971 Dodge Charger For Sale

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1971 Dodge Charger R/T
VIN: WS23U1A146689
This gorgeous Charger R/T has undergone a complete Rotisserie Restoration. This is a true R/T from the factory featuring its Numbers Matching 440ci V8 Engine and Numbers Matching A-833 4-Speed Manual Transmission. According to the documentation / build sheet / fender tag, this Charger was made for export and shipped to a US Military Officer in Zurich Switzerland. It quickly made its way back to the USA where it has spent the majority of its life. This example is only 1 of 332 '71 Charger R/T's made with a 440ci V8 and 4-Speed. Not to mention it is an original “born with” Plum Crazy Color car! Don't miss out on your chance to own this gorgeous Charger R/T!
Original build sheet, historical photos, and paperwork showing the vehicle was delivered to Zurich Switzerland when brand new are included in the sale.
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Mechanics
Numbers Matching 440ci V8 Engine (370hp)
Engine Partial VIN: 1A146689
Engine Casting Number: 2536430
Engine Casting Date: 7/20/70
Engine Assembly Date: 9 15 = 9/15/70
Numbers Matching A-833 4-Speed Manual Transmission
Transmission Partial VIN: 1A146689
Transmission Assembly Date: 3358 = 10/7/1970
Correct 9 ¾” Dana 60 Sure-Grip Rear End w/ 3.54:1 Gear Ratio
Rear End Casting Number: C34155
Carter AVS 4968S Carburetor
Correct Dual Snorkel Black Wrinkle Finish Air Cleaner
Manual Brakes - 4 Wheel Drum
Stock Suspension
New Gas Tank
New Brake Lines
New Fuel Lines
New Shocks Front and Back
New U-Joint in Driveshaft
Factory Style Dual Exhaust System w/ Thrust Mufflers
New Ball Joints
Sway Bar Bushings look Great
Nice Paint Finish on the Engine
Parking Brake is Hooked Up
Exterior
Phenomenal Plum Crazy Purple Paint
Laser Straight Body
Vinyl Top in Awesome Shape
Great Looking Front Bumper
Nice Fitment on Body Panels
Black R/T Body Stripes Look Awesome
Door Lips / Door Jams In Great Shape
Gorgeous Front Grille
Chrome Trim Looks Great
Rear Bumper Looks Excellent
Great Paint Work on Underside of Hood and Trunk
Frame is Beautiful
Floorboards Look to be All Original and in Great Shape
Pinch Welds Show Nice Clean Metal
Wheel Wells are Nice & Clean
Trunk Floor Looks Great
K-Member in Great Shape
Core Support in Awesome Shape
Factory Mopar Rally Wheels
Firestone Wide-O-Oval Tires
Tire Size: 70x14 Front and Back
Interior
Gorgeous Black Interior
Bucket Seats
Front Seats in Awesome Shape
Back Seat in Great Shape
Dash Pad Looks Great
Dodge Steering Wheel
Door Panels look Awesome
Front and Rear Seat Belts
Dash Panel Looks Awesome
Cassette Player
Gauges in Great Shape
Headliner looks Good
Spare Tire
Jack
Trunk Mat
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[@hi-fidude6670]

Modern chargers are nothing compared to this art on wheels

[@DeputyDeppe]

Still prefer the second gen, but damn I’d take that over any modern muscle. Performance doesn’t matter when you have style and that sound is orgasmic.

[@agone-guy7963]

Well this is a fine piece of Dodge Charger you would have a picture of it hanging in your room to make your self never lose the sight of his beauty of it

[@scarakus]

I had 2 of these.. The 71 to 73 are the best ones, fricken bumper will cut a telephone pole in have with out a scratch.
I'd almost trade for my 2016 Challenger Scat, but that'd mean down grading in performance, lol...

[@MrRikard1994]

Fantastic car !

[@Darin-USMCB--]

Just look at it!

[@topperthompson580]

71s cut the air the best

[@surrealengineering7884]

Cutting air like a brick and air has nothing againsed a brick! Love it! Best generation Charger!

[@ANDREWSAMY562]

were hideaway headlights an option on these cars?

[@Komet163B]

yes hidden headlights were an option for 1971.

[@sillascaballas7902]

Great

[@Chanagala]

There is no fuel lead