$69,900
Rotisserie Restored, Citron Yellow, 1971 Dodge Charger powered by A 440 Magnum big block engine and a 4-speed manual transmission. Very desirable RT options were added like the hidden headlights, Ram Charger hood with 440 Magnum insert, rear Go-Wing, R/T stripe package, emblems and front chin
$29,900
Mopar or No Car! Take a look at this 1972 Dodge Charger! This car features a 318 V8 with an automatic transmission. The odometer shows 85xx miles and we believe the actual milage to be 108,5xx. The car features power steering, power brakes, and cold A/C. It looks the part on its factory rally
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Miles read exempt on title. V8 engine. Automatic transmission,. Power steering. Power brakes. Cold vintage A/C. Slap stick console. New tires. Car runs & drives out very strong.
$41,500
1971 Dodge Charger • Numbers matching 383 CI Magnum V-8 • MOPAR 727 3-speed automatic transmission • Dark Bronze Metallic paint • Body side stripe • Original Tan vinyl and leather bucket seats • Woodgrain console • Power brakes - disc in the front • Cold factory air conditioning
$39,500
1971 Dodge Charger The Charger was completely restyled for 1971 to further segregate it from the Coronet series. Chargers rode on a new 115\" wheelbase chassis and were expanded to six coupes and hardtops in three series. All models were semi-fastback coupes featuring rear quarter window styling
$39,900
1973 dodge charger this beautiful car is yellow in color with the original black stripes and black stripe over the hood. Also has an original black vinyl top this beautiful car is a one family owned car features a numbers matching 340 V8 engine with a 4speed manual transmission. It also has
$21,500
Why buy this 1972 Charger located at B and B Auto Sales in White, SD. The answer is because we personally work on them and drive them so you are talking to a real car guy not a salesman. It has been thru our inspection and we tell you what has been repaired and what doesn\'t work. We also give
$44,950
100% original survivor car! 43K original two owner car. Extensively documented with fender tag, build sheet, original title and so much more. 318, column auto, bench seat. Loaded with options including AC, PS, DB, Rear window defrost and speaker system. Much more. 100% rust free and extremely
$175,000
Ultra rare and desirable 1971 Hemi Dodge Charger RT. Found in the hills of Alabama in storage showing 33,000 miles on its original paint body. This car had been sitting in a storage building for nearly 30 years all complete with its original numbers match engine, transmission, differential,
$49,500
1971 DODGE CHARGER RT BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHITE EXTERIOR NEW PAINT BLACK ROADSTER TOP BLACK INTERIOR MATCHING NUMBERS 440 V8 ENGINE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION POWER STEERING POWER FRONT DISC BRAKES FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING BUCKET SEATS CENTER CONSOLE AND SHIFTER **PART
$69,500
WeBe Autos Specializes in Marketing and Advertising Muscle, Classic, Vintage and Specialty Cars. We offer Professional Photography, HD Movies, and Staging that Sells Cars. Let us showcase and sell your specialty car. Please visit our website for more details. Keep in Touch, Michael Runnalls
$58,500
When the Charger was redesigned in 1971, it took the Super Bee with it. The result is a one-year-only combination of modern fuselage styling and brute \'60s-style horsepower. This impressive 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee is an authentic and real, Original Super Bee that has been rotisserie restored.
$35,000
1-owner Original miles All Original 440ci
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This 1973 Dodge Charger is a great tribute to the \'70s, which is a look we find is getting more and more popular every day. Although they\'re still not for everyone, the guys who grew up with cars like this remember them fondly, and today they\'re inexpensive V8 fun that still demonstrate
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So you\'ve got that buddy who claims to be the biggest NASCAR fan in the world? The one with a basement full of signs, posters, hats, and other memorabilia? Well, if you want some NASCAR memorabilia you can drive, one that ties directly to the glory days of stock car racing, as well as one
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In the world of unusual cars, the 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee stands out among a field already crowded with Mopars. Since the Coronet was only available as a sedan or wagon, the Super Bee became a low-priced Charger for one year only, yet it could be stuffed with serious performance such as
$49,500
1971 DODGE CHARGER RT BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHITE EXTERIOR NEW PAINT BLACK ROADSTER TOP BLACK INTERIOR MATCHING NUMBERS 440 V8 ENGINE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION POWER STEERING POWER FRONT DISC BRAKES FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING BUCKET SEATS CENTER CONSOLE AND SHIFTER
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You want high visibility to go with your high performance? Then take a good look (with appropriate eye protection) at this glowing 1973 Dodge Charger. Dressed up like a Super Bee with a 440 inch powerplant to match, it\'s perhaps the ultimate expression of the muscle car era\'s last gasp.\n
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Right now, the Dodge Charger is money in the bank; everybody wants one. The 1968-1970 models are appreciating by the moment, it seems, but the more expensive they get, the more this 1971 Dodge Charger SE looks like a smart buy. With a burly 440, a 4-speed gearbox, and a sleek, unadorned look,
$34,995
Please visit www.Survivor-Cars.com for additional photos, information, and a video. This vehicle is available for viewing by appointment only. Please call us to schedule an appointment. One of the last real muscle cars, this real U-code High Performance 440 Magnum powered 1973 Dodge Charger
