1971 Dodge Challenger (SOLD) at Coyote Classics

It's pretty easy to tell what is and what isn't a Dodge Challenger from a mile away. With a characteristic long, sculpted hood, a wide stance, and aggressively-low bodylines, the Dodge Challenger sticks out like a sore thumb and is a staple of American performance. This specific 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T Tribute is one mean machine, dressed in a black-over-black color combination and combining that menacing aesthetic with a powertrain that's sure to pin you to your seat. Powered by a behemoth of an engine, a massive 440 C.I. V8 breathing through a "Shaker" hood intake and 4-barrel carburetor, this '71 Challenger is here to burn rubber and take names. Torque is put to the pavement through a smooth-shifting 3-speed automatic transmission, which is good for both torching the rear tires and for simple highway cruising. The exterior gloss-black paint reflects like a mirror in the sun after being buffed to a brilliant shine, and that's only the beginning of this Challenger's attractive style. Matte-black R/T stripes run the length of the car, adding a seriously intimidating element to the exterior. The "Shaker" intake rises out of the hood like a pair of flared nostrils ready for a second wind, making sure that nobody's going to want to challenge you at a red light. Additionally, the floors, frame, trunk, and jambs are all rock-solid and in great shape! Opening this Challenger's twin doors reveals a beautiful two-tone white vinyl interior with black trim, complete with comfy bucket seats and a full center console. Options on this intimidating '71 Challenger include power steering, front disc brakes, Hooker headers, a menacing "Shaker" hood intake, a chrome driver's mirror, factory gauges, an updated JVC AM/FM/CD stereo, tinted windows, under-dash aux. gauges, an Autogauge aftermarket tachometer, a heater + defroster, a rear spoiler, hood pins, and a mean-sounding dual exhaust system. Keeping to the period-correct look, the car rides on a sweet set of 15" Cragar Street-Pro wheels over Goodyear Eagle RWL tires for an appearance straight out of 1971! Tribute or not, this '71 Challenger runs and drives like a beast let loose on the street. It definitely won't last long in our showroom, and we want to make sure that you're behind the wheel when it goes.
VIN and Fender Tag decode as follows:
VIN- JH23C1B331325
J: Dodge Challenger
H: "High" price class
23: 2-door hardtop coupe
C: 225 C.I. Straight-Six
1: 1971 model year
B: Dodge Main Assembly Plant, Hamtramck, Michigan, U.S.A.
331325: Serial number; 231,325th 1971 Dodge scheduled for production at Dodge Main Assembly
FENDER TAG-
E24: 225 C.I. Straight-Six
D13: 3-speed manual transmission
JH23:
J = Dodge Challenger
H = "High" price class
23 = 2-door hardtop
C1B:
C = 225 C.I. Straight-Six
1 = 1971
B = Dodge Main, Hamtramck, MI, USA
331325: Serial number; 231,325th 1971 Dodge scheduled for production at Dodge Main Assembly
GY3: "Citra Yella" exterior paint (redone in "Black" during restoration)
L6XW:
L = "Low" trim
6 = Vinyl bucket seats
X = Black interior trim color (redone in "White" during restoration)
000: Upper door frames and full door panels
318: Production date of March 18th, 1971
057827: Order number
U: Built to specifications for U.S.A. order
A93: "E-Body" Coupe Package
C55: Bucket seats
M21: Roof-drip rail moldings
R11: "Music Master" AM radio
V5X: Black protective insert side body moldings
EN2: End of codes, Assembly Line II
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[@RicardoEsquivel-gt4hz]

00:10 " My favourite part, Is the shaker hood" Mr. I'm with you! 👍😎👋.

[@joebacarella2829]

What a nice clean and straight Challenger, my first thought was, I haven`t seen Keystones in years, black, 440 shaker, whats not to love.

[@ChargerusPrime]

These cars are amazing

[@CoyoteClassics]

Thank You!!!

[@garynolte4231]

Your right guys those 71 Challengers are rare!

[@butchsanders6113]

Good looking ride.❤☺️

[@borgullet3376]

I haven't seen a Challenger that looks THAT Good since I was a kid. Not Nash Bridges and def not the rehashed Hell Cat bodies. That car looks Perfect.

[@borgullet3376]

Bro, it just hit me. You work nights at The Double Duce. I knew I recognized you !

[@kendagostino5699]

Had a 70 challenger se 383...back in the day...wish i still had it😢

[@louislepage5111]

Just like back in the day 😊

[@roycemiller2135]

Had a 74 challenger ralley in the late 80's, should have kept and restored later. My ass is black and blue from kicking myself. 😢

[@davidbaron6647]

Beautiful car

[@michaelharrison6978]

Gorgeous 😍

[@raythompson4202]

That's beautiful and bad azz

[@gdbd6181]

very nice

[@turbostatic1]

That thing is sweet

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WOOOOOWWWW WOOOOOWWWW NICE COLOR COMBO ..👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼.

[@chrisriner2156]

Slick 😎

[@monteh842]

Nice ride! Keystones with Crager caps?

[@TeamNickler]

Are those stripes a matte black or glossy? They look awesome!

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👍🔥😎🔥👍

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[@lisaday2463]

You never hear what you're saying you're you ever say what the prices are