Dodge’s Challenger was a formidable pony car during its first iteration from 1970-74. By 1973, there were only two engines you could order in the Challenger: the 318 and the 340, both V8s. The seller doesn’t know which engine… more»
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Original 383: 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T
The late 1960s and early 1970s marked one of the most adventurous in American motoring history when it came to the question of paint colors. Subtlety took second place to in-your-face shades like the yellow worn by this 1971… more»
1 of 50: 1971 Dodge Challenger Indy 500
Since 1911, every Indianapolis 500 has used one or more pace cars for the event. In 1971, the new Dodge Challenger was chosen for that honor. 50 “festival” replicas were made for use in and around the event, but… more»
Fresh 340! 1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye
Fat drag radials on long wheel studs rarely adorn a car that’s “all show and no go.” This 1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye in Reno, Nevada is no exception, and the seller claims the hot 340 should be good for… more»
Future Find? 2009 “Hemi Cuda” Convertible!
Determining whether a car is destined to become a future classic is not easy. This is especially true when the vehicle in question has been modified. Even if this 2009 Challenger R/T doesn’t eventually achieve that status, it is… more»
Rare 1971 Dodge Challenger Convertible
Only 81 Dodge Challenger Convertibles were built in 1971 with a 225 cubic inch slant six engine. The survivor is located in Wilmette, Illinois, and still retains most of its original paint. The Challenger is listed here on eBay… more»
Gator Top: 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A 340 Six-Pack
Enthusiasts beyond the Mopar faithful might see this low-slung Dodge with the matte black hood, snorkel scoop, exhaust dumping in front of the rear wheels, hood locks, and chin spoiler and assume it’s a vintage “Day Two” car wearing… more»
Solid Project: 1972 Dodge Challenger
I have always considered the 1st Generation Challenger to be one of the best looking cars that Dodge has ever produced. The lines and proportions lend themselves perfectly to a muscle car, or they can be successfully transformed into… more»
















