1970 Dodge Charger

Welcome to Street Dreams as we celebrate our 27th year in the classic and muscle car business. O.K. Mopar lovers, here's a chunk of juicy red meat for your Pentastar dining pleasure. Check out this wicked 1970 Dodge Charger 500, a model many enthusiasts are unaware of. For the 1968 model year, Dodge's restyled the Charger with its recessed grille and inset rear window that absolutely slayed on the showroom floor but which was uncompetitive in NASCAR. For 1969 Dodge released the Charger 500, a homologation special with a flush grille and backlight specifically designed for NASCAR. For 1970, however, the 500 was a trim level that featured some sporty options without having to order the top-level R/T package. Lift the sculpted hood and you'll see the legendary 440 V8, upgraded from the original 383, that's been fortified with a new Holley carburetor, a potent Edelbrock Torker single plane aluminum intake manifold, a set of ceramic coated headers, and a Mallory billet distributor. Additional features include the correct A833 4-speed manual transmission (D21) with pistol grip shifter, Rallye Gauge package, bucket seats with armrest (C21, C55), 3-speed wipers (J25), black vinyl top, trunk trim (C02), partial broadcast sheet, chromed Quick-Fill gas cap, dual exhaust with chrome tips, Charger 500 callouts and stripes, and beefy tires (235/60R15 F, 295/50R15 R) wrapped around classic Cragar SS wheels. This gem is a fine representative of one of America's most iconic muscle machines, and it's looking for a new stomping ground! Street Dreams (830-997-1950) is a full service dealership that can assist with worldwide delivery, insurance, and financing options.