132848 / 1971 Dodge Charger R/T скачать в хорошем качестве

132848 / 1971 Dodge Charger R/T

For more information on this vehicle visit http://tinyurl.com/7ll4lkx If you're the kind of buyer who wants to actually enjoy the hobby with a car you can drive and show off for years, this 1971 Charger R/T is, without a doubt, one of the best deals on the planet! Fresh out of a high quality $60K concours restoration began with a rust-free original body that was stripped, sanded and massaged to better than showroom condition. Once the panels were correctly aligned, and the cars intimidating slab-sided ambiance was fully reconstructed, a correct, retina searing coat of Chrysler code GY3 Curious Yellow paint was expertly applied under a correct flat black rear spoiler and fresh Charger R/T decals. The result is an ultra-straight, fully detailed pavement pounder which elicits comments and stares every time it hits the road. Lift the long, freshly finished hood and you'll find the cars original 440 cubic inch Magnum V8 which has been fully rebuilt and detailed for show. On the passenger's side of the engine, a correct 2536430 casting number, which confirms the block as a 1966-72 440 RB engine, sits between a February 11, 1970 date code, a day shift indicator and a 3 o'clock time symbol; and on the bottom of the engine a correct partial VIN of 1A150580 is stamped just in front of the cars bellhousing. Air flows through a correctly detailed satin black dual snorkel air cleaner into a correct four barrel carburetor which is bolted to a glossy Hemi Orange intake manifold. At the front of that intake, a correct point distributor sends fire from a correct coil into 7mm high temperature plug wires; and at the sides of that intake, Hemi Orange valve covers hang above correctly restored exhaust manifolds. Cooling is supplied by a restored Chrysler radiator which utilizes correct hoses and clamps sends water past fresh V-belts and rebuilt engine accessories. And power is provided by a correct Mopar red top battery which sends spark through a correct Mopar voltage regulator. Behind this Charger's killer big block is a rebuilt A727 TorqueFlite 3-speed automatic transmission which shifts smoothly and powers down the road with ease. As with the body of the car, 'clean' is the name of the game down below with glossy Curious Yellow basecoat/clearcoat floors displays not so much as a spec of road dirt or chip of bare metal. Up front, a good looking factory suspension has been fitted with new bushings and a rebuilt steering box; and out back, a familiar 8.75 Sure Grip rear end utilizes steep 3.55 gears to throw the power to the pavement with authority. At the center of the car, a fresh mandrel bent aluminized exhaust system sends spent gases into an H-pipe crossover and sturdy dual chamber mufflers. And at the corners of the car, rebuilt drum brakes provide quick and reliable stops. All this Mopar goodness rolls on a traditional set of great looking 15 inch Rallye wheels which spin fresh 245/60 BF Goodrich Radial T/A white letter tires. Sit down inside this great looking Charger and you'll find an all original Houndstooth interior which is accented with tasteful wood and stainless trim. The vintage seat covers, fresh carpets and tight headliner display no signs of obvious wear and tear, and the door panels and full length console feature fresh and well-preserved wood appliques. That like-new carpet is protected by color-keyed floor mats, and that original console houses a correct T-handle shifter for the cars A727 transmission. In front of the driver, the cars original dash holds original gauges above a correct factory heater, a modern Sony CD player and a rare, optional Rim Blow steering wheel. And behind the cockpit, a clean and freshly painted trunk is authentically detailed with a new vinyl mat, a full size spare tire and a correct decklid decal. Cars like this concours restored '71 Charger are what make this hobby fun. It combines a slew of trophy winning ingredients with a price that is substantially lower than most freshly completed muscle cars and enough fire power to humble even modern performance cars. Call, click or visit http://RKMotorsCharlotte.com for more information on this awesome car!