1970 Dodge Charger 39397 Miles Sublime Hardtop 528 HEMI V8 3 Speed Automatic

Description for Dodge Charger 1970

Combining 528 cubic inches of aluminum Hemi with an A727 ProRace 3-speed, a full Hotchkis suspension and seven years of rotisserie restoration, this fantastic Charger is an excellent example of why vintage Detroit metal will always be incredibly appealing! Mixing sultry Sublime paint with bold Black and White vinyl, this classic Charger's solid, all-original body was subjected to a 7-year rotisserie restoration that was completed by Westmont, Illinois' Body Language. Wrapped in late 2015, that 3,000-hour build covered fully stripped... metal in correct Sikkens Sublime 2-stage. And, with fit good and finish slick, an original vinyl roof was complemented with a white tail stripe. Check the body-matched engine bay and you'll find 528 cubic inches of Hemi legend that, thanks to the power-hungry pros at Morton Illinois' Chenoweth Speed and Machine, twists a massive 668 horsepower into 650 lb./ft. of neck-snapping torque! Behind that mill, an A727 ProRace 3-speed, sourced from Cope Racing Transmissions, spins a powder-coated Strange Dana 60 that's finished with an S-Trac limited-slip differential and Spicer 3.54 gears. That killer drivetrain pushes a Hotchkis Total Vehicle System suspension. A Jones Racing steering pump powers a quality Borgeson gearbox. Stops are provided by green-tinged Viper discs. And all that proven hardware rolls on machined Magnum 500 replicas, which spin a quartet of Toyo Proxes. Open this Charger's solid doors and you'll find a mostly-original cockpit where carefully re-covered buckets meld seamlessly with a stylish, no-nonsense driving environment. In front of those thrones, a monochromatic dash frames rebuilt Rallye gauges. A wood-trimmed console traces a Chrysler Slap Stick shifter. And the driver spins an original Rim Blow Steering Wheel. If you're in the market for some sweet Detroit metal that has the bare-knuckle muscle to back up its killer good looks, this Charger is your next classic! Call, click or visit