1970 Dodge Challenger Will Turn Heads

Restoration

This 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A is in immaculate condition thanks to a restoration which was completed in 2014. And it is needless to say that no expense was spared.

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Engine

Under this beauty's hood sits a 340 ci six-pack engine. It has been rebuilt so it's ready to go, and it has matching numbers to top it off.

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Exhaust

The side-exit exhaust on this Challenger is easily one of its most attractive features. It'll certainly cause more than one person to do a double-take.

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Hood

Another one of this car's features which is sure to hold onlooker's attention is its fiberglass fresh air hood with hold-down pins.

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Interior

This Challenger's black vinyl interior screams classic 70s muscle car, it also matches the car's top perfectly.

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Instrument Panal

This classic isn't just a gift to look at for onlookers. The driver is in for a treat too, when they look down at a Rallye instrument cluster which houses an 8,000-rpm tachometer.

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Radio

The Challenger also features a push-button solid-state radio: as if it wasn't cool enough already.

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Wheels

The car's Rallye wheels wrapped in Goodyear E60-15 Polyglas GT tires are quintessential '70s muscle car components. 

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Paint

And lastly, beyond any doubt, the thing that stands out the most on this beauty is its paint job. It was refinished in correct FM3 Panther Pink and no one can deny that it looks amazing!

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