For Sale: 1972 Dodge Challenger in Clearwater, Florida for sale in Clearwater, FL
Vehicle Description 1972 Dodge Challenger Car History The passage of time in the automotive world has created legends and highlighted the unique personalities of many cars.
One of those has been the Dodge Challenger.
With a low total production, as well as low survivability over the years, any Dodge Challenger is worth a substantial amount of money.
The 1972 Dodge Challenger we have at Adventure Classics is a great muscle car to own and at a budget price so you can repaint it to bring it back to a great presentation.
Mechanical Using the Trim Tag Info Verification from Chrysler, we can tell you our Challenger came with the 318 cubic inch engine that was rated with 155 horsepower from the factory using a 2BBL carb and a 3-Speed Manual Transmission, and ours appears to be the original engine with the addition of the performance carb swap and a swap to the 4-speed manual transmission now in the Challenger.
It retains the correct orange painted engine, intake, and valve covers with a chrome open element air cleaner, power brakes, power steering, and sits in a clean and painted engine compartment.
Other things we can tell you it came with from the factory per the Trim Tag are it was a J = Dodge Challenger, S = Special, 23 = 2 Door Hardtop, built in Hamtramck, MI, USA on 424 Date Built:
4 / 24 / 1972, it had 6 = Black Vinyl Bucket Seats, J25 3 Speed Variable Wipers, J54 Hood Insulating Pad, L25 Trunk Compartment Light, L31 Hood / Fender Mount Turn Signal, N23 Electronic Ignition, N85 Tachometer, R11 Music Master Radio AM, V6X Black Longitude Sports Stripe, and more.
Interior The interior has a correct black bucket seats and matching rear seats, black dash with wood grain accents, all stock factory gauges, black carpeting and door panels with woodgrain trim, full length floor console housing the Pistol-Grip 4-speed shifter, factory steering wheel, push-button radio, and more.
Exterior Our Challenger has a Plum Crazy paint job, which could be re-done to make it nicer, black RT stripes, twin scoop hood with 340-4 Barrel emblems, black rear spoiler, black lower front spoiler, hood pins, and black vinyl top.
It rides on Cooper Cobra Radial raised white-letter performance tires and period correct factory road mag wheels.
Conclusion The 1973 Dodge Challenger we have at Adventure Classics is a great car for the money and something you can drive and enjoy now or take it to the next level later if you desire.
Call or email us at:
email protected (727) 688-1148 OR (727) 580-9919 AdventureClassicCars.
com.
One of those has been the Dodge Challenger.
With a low total production, as well as low survivability over the years, any Dodge Challenger is worth a substantial amount of money.
The 1972 Dodge Challenger we have at Adventure Classics is a great muscle car to own and at a budget price so you can repaint it to bring it back to a great presentation.
Mechanical Using the Trim Tag Info Verification from Chrysler, we can tell you our Challenger came with the 318 cubic inch engine that was rated with 155 horsepower from the factory using a 2BBL carb and a 3-Speed Manual Transmission, and ours appears to be the original engine with the addition of the performance carb swap and a swap to the 4-speed manual transmission now in the Challenger.
It retains the correct orange painted engine, intake, and valve covers with a chrome open element air cleaner, power brakes, power steering, and sits in a clean and painted engine compartment.
Other things we can tell you it came with from the factory per the Trim Tag are it was a J = Dodge Challenger, S = Special, 23 = 2 Door Hardtop, built in Hamtramck, MI, USA on 424 Date Built:
4 / 24 / 1972, it had 6 = Black Vinyl Bucket Seats, J25 3 Speed Variable Wipers, J54 Hood Insulating Pad, L25 Trunk Compartment Light, L31 Hood / Fender Mount Turn Signal, N23 Electronic Ignition, N85 Tachometer, R11 Music Master Radio AM, V6X Black Longitude Sports Stripe, and more.
Interior The interior has a correct black bucket seats and matching rear seats, black dash with wood grain accents, all stock factory gauges, black carpeting and door panels with woodgrain trim, full length floor console housing the Pistol-Grip 4-speed shifter, factory steering wheel, push-button radio, and more.
Exterior Our Challenger has a Plum Crazy paint job, which could be re-done to make it nicer, black RT stripes, twin scoop hood with 340-4 Barrel emblems, black rear spoiler, black lower front spoiler, hood pins, and black vinyl top.
It rides on Cooper Cobra Radial raised white-letter performance tires and period correct factory road mag wheels.
Conclusion The 1973 Dodge Challenger we have at Adventure Classics is a great car for the money and something you can drive and enjoy now or take it to the next level later if you desire.
Call or email us at:
email protected (727) 688-1148 OR (727) 580-9919 AdventureClassicCars.
com.
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