1970 Dodge Charger Se 500 on 2040-cars
Toledo, Ohio, United States
1970 Dodge Charger SE 500. 440 Mopar Signature block all receipts included for engine, transmission, rear end,
suspension, wheels, exhaust etc. The engine was balanced and includes dyno sheets. 598 max Hp 632 max torque. Car
was originally equipped with a 383. Charger has excellent original floors, frame and trunk. Looks like 1 repaint of
the original F8 green at which time it had some work done to lower quarters and a little on the lower front
fenders. By no means a high quality show car paint job but is presentable with some rust showing in the repaired
areas from the past. The original vinyl top is in very good condition and shows no signs of rust bubbling
underneath. The car's suspension and drive train has been gone through and updated over the last few years and
done right, once again all receipts will be included. The rear end is a Dana 60 with 3.54 gears with a diff lock
upgrade. A built 727 torque flight automatic transmission. Original interior is in very good condition. Headlights
operate as they should. Gauges work, horn works, even the ignition buzzer still works as well as windshield wipers,
heater and radio. Glass is all excellent. The trunk is original and solid and still house's original jack and
spare. This is a solid car that can be driven as is or If you want a show quality paint job this one would need far
less bodywork than most.
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