Make:
Dodge
Model:
Challenger
Year:
1971
Mileage:
44
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Texas
City:
Houston - TX ,
Zip:
77002
1971 Dodge Challenger R/T 426 Hemi Tribute bold and coordinated presence
The custom muscle car that you always wished you had the time to build is now up for grabs. This 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T 426 Hemi Tribute has a bold and coordinated presence, a sharply restored A/C interior, and a 460+ hp Hemi V8 under the hood. Oh yes, your dream Mopar is turn-key ready right now.
The desirability of this one starts with the paint. This is a stunning application of Mopar's famous High Impact shade of Sublime. This electric green is an instant eye catcher that naturally pulls people in to take a closer look at this fresh and complete build. The neon-like color is also the perfect backdrop for the aggressive black accents. The dark contrast is used to highlight sporty elements like the full-length R/T stripe, fender vent trim, blacked-out tail panel, and full-width rear spoiler. And of course, the black also funnels all of your attention to the two power scoops on the R/T hood. The darkness is even used to integrate upgrades like the 18-inch wheels. And while onlookers will love the coordinated package, you can also take pride in the overall quality that's seen in the details. The straightness of the sheetmetal, clean/clear glass, pliable weather-stripping, and mirror-like shine of trim and bumpers all are the hallmarks of a thoughtful build.
All the black accents on the exterior get you ready for the full midnight package inside. Mopar's high-back bucket seats were some of the best of the era, and so these pristinely restored examples remain desirable for comfort today. The door panels, dash, carpeting, headliner, and all other fundamentals have a dark and fresh style, too. It's all well done, right down to the working dome light. You also get the best Challenger features, like the Tuff sports steering wheel, driver-oriented center console, and pistol-grip shifter. This really goes for a vintage Mopar style, right down to the AM radio that's still there for display. But there are also the right upgrades you really want. You feel it in the air conditioning that's blowing cold with modern R134a refrigerant. And you see it with the upgraded to the crisp and clear AutoMeter Sport-Comp gauges.
The custom muscle car that you always wished you had the time to build is now up for grabs. This 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T 426 Hemi Tribute has a bold and coordinated presence, a sharply restored A/C interior, and a 460+ hp Hemi V8 under the hood. Oh yes, your dream Mopar is turn-key ready right now.
The desirability of this one starts with the paint. This is a stunning application of Mopar's famous High Impact shade of Sublime. This electric green is an instant eye catcher that naturally pulls people in to take a closer look at this fresh and complete build. The neon-like color is also the perfect backdrop for the aggressive black accents. The dark contrast is used to highlight sporty elements like the full-length R/T stripe, fender vent trim, blacked-out tail panel, and full-width rear spoiler. And of course, the black also funnels all of your attention to the two power scoops on the R/T hood. The darkness is even used to integrate upgrades like the 18-inch wheels. And while onlookers will love the coordinated package, you can also take pride in the overall quality that's seen in the details. The straightness of the sheetmetal, clean/clear glass, pliable weather-stripping, and mirror-like shine of trim and bumpers all are the hallmarks of a thoughtful build.
All the black accents on the exterior get you ready for the full midnight package inside. Mopar's high-back bucket seats were some of the best of the era, and so these pristinely restored examples remain desirable for comfort today. The door panels, dash, carpeting, headliner, and all other fundamentals have a dark and fresh style, too. It's all well done, right down to the working dome light. You also get the best Challenger features, like the Tuff sports steering wheel, driver-oriented center console, and pistol-grip shifter. This really goes for a vintage Mopar style, right down to the AM radio that's still there for display. But there are also the right upgrades you really want. You feel it in the air conditioning that's blowing cold with modern R134a refrigerant. And you see it with the upgraded to the crisp and clear AutoMeter Sport-Comp gauges.
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