1973 Dodge Charger in Nashua, New Hampshire

12/14/2020

1973 Dodge Charger in Nashua, New Hampshire

From the owner: This is a fully restored 1973 Dodge Charger SE with original transmission and original 318 motor, with 68,385 original miles.

Restored by “Rides by Ryan” restoration shop in Connecticut. Front Willwood Performance Disc Brake conversion kit installed on vehicle. New pads, rotors, calipers, lines, hubs, knuckles, brake booster and brake proportioning valve.

Vehicle has new spark plugs & wires, new belts, new starter and new battery installed. Every fluid in the vehicle has been flushed and changed. All hose clamps and radiator cap has been replaced, and cooling system has been pressure tested.

All outside lenses and bulbs have been replaced. New windshield wipers, new windshield wiper linkage, new windshield wiper motor and new windshield installed. Vehicle comes with 3 total sets of keys.

No rust on vehicle or under body. Since restoration shop completed restoring the vehicle, it has been in my garage since and has not seen rain, snow or salt conditions. Vehicle was professionally detailed inside and out as recently at 9/25/2020. Vehicle currently resides in New Hampshire.

Professional auto transport services in enclosed trailer offered depending on buyer location, at cost of buyer. Vehicle is listed at $40,000 for sale.

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Dodge Charger History

This iconic muscle car brand was founded as The Dodge Brothers Company at the turn of the twentieth century as a parts supplier, then began selling vehicles under its own name beginning in 1914.

In 1920, founding brothers John Francis Dodge and Horace Elgin Dodge died and by 1928 the company was acquired by Chrysler. Post-World War II, Dodge became well known for trucks such as the Ram series of pickups, and for sportier, more powerful vehicles including the Dart and Challenger models, and of course the famous Charger and Super Bee muscle cars.

Dodge’s tradition of performance continues to this day under new management under Fiat with the Viper and the retro-styled Charger and Challenger.

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