Dodge is one of the top picks if you’re craving for some no-nonsense old American muscle cars. Their ideology has been simple since the beginning: a full-sized car with a massive engine that sends power to the rear wheels and with nothing but the driver to control everything. The Dodge Challenger was one of the most famous muscle cars to come out of Detroit. The name first came about as a value version of the Coronet but later on, in 1970, was spun off as a standalone muscle car. What we have here is a specimen that belongs to the very first generation of this iconic model, a 1973 Dodge Challenger with 49,000 miles on the odometer.
The Challenger looks the part of a muscle car, the big gaping mouth, wide hips, and nostrils on the hood make this car look like a viscous animal ready to pounce. Our subject Challenger is finished in a beautiful original red paint job with black accents such as the roof, which has been wrapped. This car retains its original wheels, which are shod in BF Goodrich Radial T/A tires. The interior is a blast from the past, with everything preserved as if it came from the factory. It is a driver-focused space with just the bare necessities. The black leather-covered bucket seats hold you comfortably as you cruise, and the period-correct vintage air conditioning system functions flawlessly to keep you fresh and relaxed. The current owner has made sure all the wiring is up to date so you can enjoy this beauty with peace of mind.
For the 1973 model year, only two engine options were available which were the 318 cubic inch V8 and the 5.6 litre 340 cubic inch V8. This example is optioned with the biggest and most powerful latter option that features a four-barrel carburetor. Along with the performance-oriented camshaft and head, this V8 put out an impressive 235 horsepower and a massive 414 Nm of torque. The power is sent to the rear wheels via an automatic transmission and the engine and gearbox are said to be numbers matching.
1973 Dodge Challenger
340ci V8
4-Barrel Carburetor
Automatic Transmission
RWD
Red Exterior
Black Interior
Current Owner Reports The Roof Is Wrapped In Black
Current Owner Reports Numbers Matching Motor And Transmission - No Documentation
Vintage A/C
Original Wheels
Original Paint Reported By Current Owner
Current Owner Had The Car In To Make Sure All Wiring Is Up To Date
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