1970 Challenger T/A Walkaround with Steve Magnante
Vložit
- čas přidán 21. 12. 2021
- Please visit our website for additional photos and information
Call Dan or Nick at 508-859-4515 for more information.
Financing available up to 120 months with approved credit. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Heck yeah respect the classics a true American muscle 🇺🇸🫡 ! I have a 2018 T/A Dodge Challenger SRT 392 V8 and I love her Matt black hood with hood pens and destroyer grey as well !
So many great details on the Trans Am cars of 1970. Don't forget the radio antenna located on the passenger rear quarter rather than on the front fender, to avoid radio interference due to the fiberglass hood.
The ultimate muscle car IMO. It's got everything: cool graphics, spoilers and exhaust and the 340 6 pack with a four speed!
Oh yea!!!!!!!!
I really wanted one until I drove one back in the early 80’s. I took a gorgeous AAR out for a spin and was disappointed with the power. In all fairness it was my first ride in a small block Mopar. Only had 383’s and 440’s up to that point.
I would have to say the most fun car to drive and be seen in back in 1970 that I ever had was a yellow 70 AAR. Cuda 4 speed The sound was also special with those side exiting exhaust and the solid lifters . Thanks Steve
Awesome I love seeing the D21 on any Dodge, Plymouth, fender tag
Yup, again with the VIN for the win: J for Dodge Challenger, H for High price class, 23 for two door hardtop, J for 340 CID V8 with three two-barrel carburetors (aka "Six Pack"), 0 for 1970 model year, B for Hamtramck, MI assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The Hamtramck plant, aka "Dodge Main" or "Factory Zero" operated from 1911 to 1980.
We got the tag, we can brag: V6H for Black Trans Am longitudinal stripes, Y05 for USA specification vehicle, 26 for 26" wide radiator, EN1 for end of sales codes, J54 for Sport Hood, J82 for rear duck wing spoiler, M21 for roof drip rail moldings, N44 for side exhaust, N94 for fiberglass fresh air hood, R11 for AM radio, 2 watt, FY1 for Top Banana exterior paint, H6X9 for Black interior trim, 323 for Monday March 23, 1970 scheduled production, E55 for 340 CID V8 with three two barrel carburetors (aka Six Pack), and D21 for four speed manual transmission.
Steve Mags is the Dude!!!! He knows his MOPARs
Great car! Thanks for all the information,
One of my all time favorite cars!!!!! 👍👍👍
AWESOME STEVE, YOU ARE A PROFESSIONAL, AND A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE....
I inherited my dads with all numbers matching. Years ago a tree limb fell on the hood and it now has a metal hood but other than that it's original and in good condition. It's probably a 8 out of 10 no rust or dents ever, if the paint wasn't faded it would be mint
Try TR3 Resin Glaze on it, it does miracles for older paint. Make sure to get it in the shade and let the sheet metal cool down before applying it.
@@mcm95403 cool, thanks
You got a 1970 Challenger T/A!! 😮
Yep. And it's a 4 speed also. @@SidneyRJames
@mcm95403 cool. Thanks
My dream car
That chin spoiler was more trouble than it was worth
Even more rare than what he states
2399 Total TA cars built, 989 were 4spd cars, rest were automatics. Great car
some details are not correct, but still a very nice, authentic TA
Great Mopar muscle, Steve!😁
Nice Challenger t/a.
Those 340.6pk 4 spd cars were sweet like the AAR cudas.
Why does this Challenger T/A have air conditioner vents in the dash?
My favorite car Steve
By not numbers matching he means it has replacement parts from another ta probably the motor but it is still all original ta parts the fender tags were screwed down not riveted
Nice car
nice car
A/C dashpad?
My 2010 rt challenger has big Hurst pistol grip...feels really good in your hand..
Nice!!! Do you still have it?
Lost me at no Rallye Dash. 😢
👍🏼👍🏼
👍👍👍
Somebody ought to flare out the front and rear panels over the wheels - it would look more mean with that carbon fiber splitter hanging down from the front bumper. Plus, you could put bigger tires on the rear, which would look even cooler (and provide for faster acceleration). You'd have different size tires on front and back but who cares - it's a customized classic, in that case!
It was mentioned in the comments further in but I saw Philips head screws securing the under hood tags. Should they be undisturbed rivets? Is this not a red flag on a car if this value?
Negative,The fender tags being phillips head screws are correct, if the rosette rivets were screws or standard rivets on the dash VIN plate, that would be a red flag.
I can also confirm this as I own a 70 T/A, and have the documentation to back it up
You mentioned it’s a non matching #s car. What’s the deal with the 340? Where’d it come from???
Discoloration = beginning stages of rust/ remove those trunk mats
Did they have balance tubes/ H pipes?
No
Not a numbers matching car? then what is it?
I know this is not gonna happen but if they let you say the price this would be more enjoyable
It's $84,999. They're all listed on the website.
Just sold today
candy !!!
NICE CAR!!!!....WHY IS'NT IT #'S MATCHING AND WHY??????.....YOU KEEP SAYING THAT IT'S NOT A CLONE,BUT IT'S ALSO NOT A #'S MATCHING CAR,WHEN THINGS DON'T MATCH UP,THAT SCREAMS CLONE TO ME!!!!!!! I JUST WATCHED A SHOW THE OTHER DAY WERE THEY BUILT A CLONE 70 MUSTANG GT 350!!!!! THEY WERE ABLE TO BUY ALL OF THE PARTS/THE FACTORY BUILD SHEETS/EVERY BIT OF BADGEING,YOU COULD NOT TELL THAT IT WAS A FAKE,OTHER THAN IT WAS A NONE MATCHING #'S CAR!!!!!....BUYER BEWARE WITH ANY OF THESE OLD MUSCLE CARS OR ANYTHING ELSE OF VALUE!!!!!!
Never liked T shifters. Give me a big ol' ball any day.
Those cars always overheated.
After seeing your description of the evident 71 340 Duster Vin. change clone why would anyone listen to you
Phillips head screws?
Fender engine callouts reversed. 😮 what an error.
Not a NUMBERS MATCHING CAR, so it is a "clone" or something WORSE. These cars
that "High Octane Classics" are selling and being PROMOTED by STEVE are OVERPRICED,
and despite how "good" they look, RUN AWAY FROM THEM. Yeah, HOC HIRED STEVE
to PROMOTE their FAKE classic "muscle cars", and I have lost all respect to STEVE.
Not correct at all. Its still a true TA car, and its missing its original numbers matching engine or trans. Either its a warranty replacement or some change out over the years. Still, the car is not a clone
I can't believe that STEVE has LOWERED himself to this kind of "promotion"....
He thinks that most people will now buy his BS, because of his decades long
projections on big vehicle auctions... I have lost ALL RESPECT for steve in
terms as to what to buy or how much to pay for for ANY car.