1973 Dodge Challenger (66,000 Miles) Period correct 340 V8

1973 Dodge Challenger Standard Description

1973 Dodge Challenger Coupe. Not original but an extensive restoration was done years ago. Repainted in it's original shade of Bronze Metallic. I would say the paint job was done very well, although I'd consider the car a nice driver quality. A great cruise night car and it's a BLAST to drive!! Sounds great with LOT'S of tire shredding capabilities :-) Shows 66,000 miles believed actual.
The car was born a 318 V8 but a period correct 340 now powers it. As I said before, the car has a lot of power and it's fun to drive. The interior was redone to near original appearance except for the front seat backs. Also, the fender mounted turn signal indicators were removed and installed on the rear fenders. You will also notice both side windows and rear windows have the glass etched. These were personal styling touches sanctioned by the previous owner. One more thing to note....the body panels and floors appear to be the original sheet metal, no patching noted. Also, the trunk is solid and no evidence of any patching. It appears to be a very rust free car!!! The car starts instantly with no smoking or chugging. No huge leaks and no known issues that I know of. It's being sold in as-is condition.
THIS IS THE PERFECT ENTRY LEVEL CLASSIC CHALLENGER. It's the car ANYONE can afford and be proud of!! Cruise nights are just around the corner. THERE'S A VERY LOW RESERVE for this auction. Get your funds in order and bid to own, this car will do nothing but raise in value through the years.
Any questions please ask BEFORE you bid or not sure about something. Do bid to own, but if you're a zero or low feedback bidder please call me before you bid or I may cancel your bid. Call me anytime 402-650-3849 I'm Tom
Winning bidder to end a $500 non-refundable deposit 48 hours end of auction. Balance to be paid with in 7-days in the form of a bank to bank wire transfer, certified bank funds or cash when you pick the car up. It's the buyer's responsibility to arrange shipping. The car is stored inside a dry storage building until you pick it up.
Good luck and bid to own!
the car is for sale locally and on other mopar sites. If the car gets sold I will end the auction without notice.