1971 Dodge Charger Base Coupe 2-door 7.2l on 2040-cars
Stevensville, Maryland, United States
I have for sale a 1971 Dodge Charger.. To Start off the car is a project..Car has been siting for 2 years ( i put jumper box on it and put some gas in carb and it fired Right UP!!! the Int is out of the car have a lot of new stuff like seat covers and carpet kit new in boxes.. To be a show car it would need some body work see picks.. the charger has a 440 motor do not think it came in the car auto shift on the floor.. Im out of room for cars and do not have the time to work on it and do not want the car siting out side any longer.. If you are a out of state buyer and would need the car shipped i can help you with finding a shipper as we ship cars all over the world.. If you are a numbers matching kinda of person dont waste my time!! If you just want a bad ass car that you can drive as you fix it up with out The 30K + price tag then this is the car for you.. Call me anytime @ 1-443-871-0232
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