1974 Dodge Challenger 340 V8

Description

• The car is absolutely rock solid underneath with not a single spot of rust through that I have seen. All of the original sheet metal is in great shape.
• The paint is what I would consider decent driver quality. It has some orange peel and some imperfections here and there but would look great with a good wet sand and buffing. There are no rust bubbles, major scratches, chips, etc.
• The 15" Rallye wheels are brand new, including the center caps, trim rings and Cooper Cobra white letter tires.
• All of the trim and bumpers are in good shape and are not beat up.
• The glass is all in good shape and the windows roll up and down easily.

• The interior is in good shape overall as well.
• The seat covers look good and do not have any tears, holes, etc.
• The carpet looks to be in decent shape.
• The original dash pad has some cracks and a previous owner has put a carpeted dash cover on top of the dash pad.
• The headliner is in good shape but the sail panels are a little loose.
• The original speedometer and tachometer work, as well as the fuel gauge, but there is an aftermarket oil pressure and water temperature gauge mounted under the dash.
• The head lights, tail lights and brake lights all work, but the turn signals do not work.
• The windshield wipers work like they are supposed to as well.
• The B&M shifter works well and is easy to get in and out of gear.

• The engine is a very strong running 340 small block that's had some work done to it. It has an aluminum Edelbrock Performer 4 barrel intake manifold with a 650cfm electric choke Edebrock carburetor. It has a bigger cam that has a nice lope but I am unsure of the specs on it. Topping off the engine is a pair of Mopar Performance valve covers and air cleaner. It has a set of long tube headers running through dual exhaust to Flowmaster mufflers and tail pipes running out the back for a really good sound.
• The transmission is a 727 automatic that shifts good and doesn't slip or leak.
• The rear end is an 8 3/4 with what feels like 3.91 gears and a posi-trac. It runs strong from a dead stop but it's not something you want to drive across country at 80mph!

• The original suspension is all in good shape and the car drives great.
• The power disc brakes will stop it very easily.
• The power steering feels light and easy to steer, like all Mopars of this era.
• The front and rear sway bars help with the handling and it doesn't feel like you're all over the road when you hit a bump.