1971 Dodge Challenger Convertible on 2040-cars
Pensacola, Florida, United States
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1971 Dodge Challenger Big Block 383ci 4 bbl car in AMAZING CONDITION. For starters, let me explain that in 1971, Dodge DID NOT make an Convertible R/T Challenger. This car was as close to it as they come. The 440ci motor was also not available in this year for the Challenger Convertible. The 383 was the biggest, baddest, most powerful motor you could order. And with the 4 bbl carb, there were very very few produced that way. Out of the 27,377 Challengers produced in 1971, there were exactly 126 cars made that were convertible, automatic, 383, 4bbl. And, this is one of them. I have documentation on this car a mile long. 2 BUILD SHEETS. Original Numbers Macthing 383ci Motor. California NO RUST car! Ownership history, maintenance history, appraisals, mileage documentation, you name it. This car has a true 41,237 miles on it. Not 141K. This car drives like brand new. Feels tight, great power, EVERYTHING works!!! Rare optioned car with POWER TOP, AIR CONDITIONING, 6 WAY SEATS, LUGGAGE RACK, AM/FM THUMBWHEEL RADIO, POWER STEERING, POWER DISC BRAKES, Etc.. This car has been in a private collection stored in a climate controlled showroom for years. The car is in excellent condition.
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