1971 Charger Se Beautiful Cruiser. on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
1971 Charger SE Automatic Transmission. Mileage unknown as it was probably over 100,000 when I bought it. Beautiful cruiser for someone's New Years present! Don't really want to sell but need the money so my loss is your gain. Its been a great car for the 12 years Ive had it. Its always been reliable but Ive been fixing it a little at a time as money permitted. Just getting it listed now but I'll add more info as soon as I go over the receipts for all the things Ive done. Good news: Strong, reliable 318. Never had a problem with any of the drivetrain. Starts right up. Never overheated and doesn't smoke. Good tires strong brakes redone front end new radiator Drives straight $900 Al & Eds stereo system Painted Corvette yellow. Gets lots of thumbs up while driving around. Air suspension in rear. Beautiful black interior. All electrical works Needs work: There is a little too much play in the steering. I still drive it everywhere but I would work on this if I had time & funds. Car had been in an accident before I bought it. It was professionally repaired and Right Rear fender has some bondo. Looks fine from a few feet away and doesn't interfere with the car. Body panels all fit nicely as they should. Needs a new steering column outer housing. Works fine but someone tried to steal it by breaking thru the outer housing to hot-wire the car. Its missing the needle that shows which gear its in. Couple paint chips. Light surface scratches on drivers side window. 2 inch tear in upholstery above back seats. I know about Mopars but Im not a mechanic so I will answer all questions as best I can. I have driven it up and down the coast from Santa Barbara to the Mexican border and have not had a problem with it in over 10 years. Its gets garaged when not driven and is a thing of beauty. Nice growl in the engine. Sounds bigger than it is when idling and sets off many a car alarm. My family has had years of enjoyment and now it can be someone else's turn. |
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