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1974 Dodge Challenger 416ci Resto Mod Classic Muscle Car 70 71 72 73 74 Race on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:8
Location:

Carson City, Nevada, United States

Carson City, Nevada, United States
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1974 Dodge challenger resto mod project. The body has been stripped down to bare steel, new DS quarter, PS lower quarter, new rear underseat floor pan, PS and DS floor pans sealed and painted inside. Dash and steering column have been painted gloss black (all painting done by professional paint shop). Body has been prepped for skimcoat and paint. Full Wilwood Dynalite brake system front and rear with all new stainless brake lines. Trunk has been fabbed for fuel cell and battery with custom pan and bracing and has been painted already. Rear end has a Chris Alstons coil-over ladder bar kit with Richmond 486 gears in 8 3/4 posi. Front end has adjustable tubular uppers with Hotchkis rod ends and tie bars. Interior has new Corbin cluster with all Auto Meter C2 gauges, custom made digital flush mounted shift light with digital display where you can read current rpm and adjust when the shift light triggers.

The motor was professionally built by Harold Long at Long Engine Systems (they build Nascar and Sprintcar motors). 580hp (830hp with NOS) PUMP GAS 416ci stroker, 340 block with billet splayed 4 bolt mains, Eagle forged crank and H-beam rods, Ross forged pistons, Milidon oil pan, Milidon gear drive, Comp Cams flat tappet camshaft, Indy super modified rectangle port heads with CNC'd chambers and port/polish finished at Long Engine Systems, T&D shaft mount roller rockers, titanium retainers, TTI ceramic coated headers, Indy H1 intake, Demon 830cfm carb reworked by Competition Carburation, Edelbrock high flow water pump with March Performance 6-rib serpentine pulley. Griffin aluminum radiator with dual fans. NOS cheater system.

The transmission is a TCI full comp race tranny with manual valve body and has TCI 3500rpm converter. Also has new drive line.

I have quite a few extra parts that are not shown in the pics like the headlight bezel, front fenders, front gravel pan, rear seat frame, and much more. I do not have the hood (stock wont fit anyways), glass, interior panels, dash cap, carpet and headliner and some other parts. If you don't see it in the pics, just ask me and I will see if I have it.. I have well over 25k in the restoration, just lost interest along the way... 

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