1971 Dodge Charger

No car has been used more in Hollywood than the second generation Dodge Charger and for good reason. The Dodge Charger was first announced in 1964 as a competitor to the newest muscle cars from cross town rivals and was eventually produced in a variety of body styles and sizes. While the early 1966-1967 models were powerful and stylish, they didnt sell too well. It wasnt till the second and third generation models that the Charger really came into its own skin as a tough, powerful muscle car. The third generation model was introduced in 1971 and featured a new split grill, and a coke body fuselage body style.



GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this beautiful 1971 Dodge Charger R/T 440 for your consideration. This car has only 1,000 miles since the restoration. The car was completely restored 4 years ago by a local enthusiast who purchased the car from Michigan and had it professionally restored. It is a 440 car but it is not the original engine, the engine that is in it is believed to be a 1973 motor and it was rebuilt at time of restoration. The codes on the fender tag decode as follows:



N85(Tachometer) N96(Fresh Air Hood) R11(AM radio) V21(Performance Hood treatment) V6X(Longitudinal stripes)



J55(Undercoating with hood pad) L31(Hood/Fender Mounted Turn Signals) L37 (Concealed Headlamps) M21(Roof drip rail moldings) N41 (Dual Exhaust)



C55(Bucket Seats) C62( Left-hand 6 way Adjustable Bucket Seat) G36(OS Dual Racing Mirrors) H41(Heater w/ Upper Level Vent) J45(Hood Tie Down Pins) J52(Inside Hood Release)