1973 Dodge Challenger Rallye 340

1973 Dodge Challenger Rallye package, 340 auto, 3:23 open dif, mostly origional. JA5 FGrey Metallic paint w/ white vinyl interior (most JA5 grey Challengers had all black interior), blast to drive!

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[geiner66]

i will trade you straight up for my 99 grand am gt even up i got the title

[SSMATT08]

@geiner66 Awful good deal...hard to pass up

[kcharney2]

Is your Challenger for sale? I had the exact same car in 1978 with black interior. Would love to have one again. Thanks, Kevin.

[SSMATT08]

@kcharney2 Sorry Kevin it's not for sale. I love the color combo of the black/grey, but you really don't see much of the White/grey. Thanks for inquiring.

[datniggj]

do you think its a good daily driver?

[SSMATT08]

@datniggj No. Not at all. Although I DD this car for about 6months. I had no problems, but it really chews gas and isn't practical.

[SSMATT08]

@datniggj The MPG's are not great. Especially in the cold weather. The tank is not big. I would say it's a 15gal tank. I'm not sure on specific numbers because I don't fill it up every time I get gas. All I can say is, old cars are worth the money you have to put into them. You will get all kinds of looks and attention. I wouldn't trade it for anything.

[datniggj]

@SSMATT08 and the mpg's are horrible huh? how many gallons per tank?

[SSMATT08]

@datniggj Yes, it goes for all carburetor cars and how its tuned. I don't have mine running rich so it takes a bit to warm up. I wouldn't let the deciding factor of purchasing an old car be if it starts up quickly or not. It's not like new cars by any means. I hope you get the Challenger.

[datniggj]

do all 73 challengers take awhile to warm up? because im thinking about buying one..