For Sale: 1973 Dodge Challenger in Lithia Springs, Georgia for sale in Lithia Springs, GA
Vehicle Description This 1973 Dodge Challenger is a full blackout package of pure intimidation.
And under the hood is a 383ci V8 to back up its looks (yes that's a '70 front clip).
But as you check out the full package, you'll appreciate how this stout-looking coupe is also a strong runner.
This coupe has chrome bumpers, complete trim, and an awesome set of polished Cragar SS wheels.
But it's not the brightwork that really captivates youit's the dark side.
After all, the only way to make a mean Mopar meaner is by painting it flat black.
It covers the car in a certain type of flair usually reserved for hot rods.
So the overall impression of the car keeps to that standard and looks like It could enjoy a few blacktop battles.
And attitude serves this car quite well.
After all, you have the dual scoop hood, full-width rear spoiler, and cool gloss black R/T stripes to keep the muscle car meanness going.
And there's even a black vinyl roof to show how much of a full midnight package this really is.
The interior continues the full blackout style.
Those who know Mopars can appreciate the level of vintage presentation.
Still, there are some good details for those who like upgrades, like the AM/FM digital tuner w/cassette and this appears to have been a factory air conditioning car (it will need components and servicing to function again.
) But the real purpose here is to have a driver's machine.
That's why you have high-back front bucket seats and the center console is formed around you.
There's a nice grip to the classic Mopar three-spoke steering wheel, and beyond that is the full round gauge package featuring the large tach.
Under the hood is some serious Mopar muscle.
The 383 cubic-inch V8's big red block seems to be radiating with power from within all that darkness.
It's a tidy setup with a four-barrel carburetor, Offenhauser intake, MSD plug wires, Holley cast valve covers, Hooker long tube headers that add power and rumble to the newer Flowmaster dual exhaust.
It fires up eagerly like a muscle car that wants to hit the road.
And that's easy to do with features like power steering, power brakes, and a stout but smooth Torqueflite A727 three-speed automatic transmission.
You even have new Goodyear tires.
Here's an extra-mean muscle car icon with a proper V8 under the hood.
This is an irresistible coupe, especially at this price.
Call today!!!.
And under the hood is a 383ci V8 to back up its looks (yes that's a '70 front clip).
But as you check out the full package, you'll appreciate how this stout-looking coupe is also a strong runner.
This coupe has chrome bumpers, complete trim, and an awesome set of polished Cragar SS wheels.
But it's not the brightwork that really captivates youit's the dark side.
After all, the only way to make a mean Mopar meaner is by painting it flat black.
It covers the car in a certain type of flair usually reserved for hot rods.
So the overall impression of the car keeps to that standard and looks like It could enjoy a few blacktop battles.
And attitude serves this car quite well.
After all, you have the dual scoop hood, full-width rear spoiler, and cool gloss black R/T stripes to keep the muscle car meanness going.
And there's even a black vinyl roof to show how much of a full midnight package this really is.
The interior continues the full blackout style.
Those who know Mopars can appreciate the level of vintage presentation.
Still, there are some good details for those who like upgrades, like the AM/FM digital tuner w/cassette and this appears to have been a factory air conditioning car (it will need components and servicing to function again.
) But the real purpose here is to have a driver's machine.
That's why you have high-back front bucket seats and the center console is formed around you.
There's a nice grip to the classic Mopar three-spoke steering wheel, and beyond that is the full round gauge package featuring the large tach.
Under the hood is some serious Mopar muscle.
The 383 cubic-inch V8's big red block seems to be radiating with power from within all that darkness.
It's a tidy setup with a four-barrel carburetor, Offenhauser intake, MSD plug wires, Holley cast valve covers, Hooker long tube headers that add power and rumble to the newer Flowmaster dual exhaust.
It fires up eagerly like a muscle car that wants to hit the road.
And that's easy to do with features like power steering, power brakes, and a stout but smooth Torqueflite A727 three-speed automatic transmission.
You even have new Goodyear tires.
Here's an extra-mean muscle car icon with a proper V8 under the hood.
This is an irresistible coupe, especially at this price.
Call today!!!.
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