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Triple Black 1973 Dodge Charger S/e on 2040-cars
US $18,000.00
Year:1973
Mileage:96500
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triple black 1973 dodge charger s/e original big block, 400 4 barrel(original carter carb) automatic trans,ralleye dash 150 speedometer,factory air conditioning,power brakes,front disc brakes, power steering,remote mirror,re chromed bumpers,new paint,new weather-stripping,new interior from carpet to headliner.3 build sheets,fender tag, lots of documentation.outstanding driving mopar. BUYER is responsible for all shipping cost.
On Dec-21-13 at 11:14:04 PST, seller added the following information: This 1973 charger has a new mirror finish black paint complimented with a new vinyl top also in black making this an awesome triple blk dodge charger with its factory 400 4 barrel carb(original carter carb)backed up by its original automatic torque flight transmission and this all flows to a gas saving factory2.71 rear end,factory air conditioning,power brakes and power steering makes this car a pleasure to drive,the factory also installed the remote mirror and rally dash that looks great with the new black interior from carpet to headliner,new weather-stripping,re-chromed bumpers,new o.e.m.copper and brass radiator,3 build sheets,fender tag,lots of receipts,original warranty from where this car lived its life(2 owner car)it sold new on11/19/1972 from Beaverton dodge in Portland ,Oregon.Excellent example of styling and comfort from Chrysler.This is a great looking and driving car that should bring home a trophy.. |
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