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1972 Dodge Charger

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Specs

Stock
132571
Miles
57,650
Vin
WH23H2A202835
Body Style
Hardtop

Engine Size
408 V8
Transmission Type
3 Speed Automatic
Body Color
Red
Interior Color
Black

Description

Have you ever owned the very best of something? You know: the top dog, the big kahuna, NUMERO UNO? Well, if you're into classic Mopar muscle, you know the very best FACTORY cars usually translate to mega dollars; but what about the very best MUSCLE cars? Freshly restored and powered by a reliable Summit Racing V8, this 1972 Dodge Charger is guaranteed to provide you with a level of visceral excitement and adrenaline fueled satisfaction that a pampered and paraded trailer queen simply can't match. If you're the kind of buyer who wants to actually enjoy the hobby with a car you can drive and show off for years, this Charger is, without a doubt, one of the best deals on the planet!

The high quality frame up restoration began with a super clean original body that was stripped, sanded and massaged to better than showroom condition. Once the straight panels lined up correctly and this Chargers intimidating slab-sided ambiance was fully reconstructed, a retina searing coat of bright red paint was expertly applied under a slick black 'Ramcharger' hood stripe. When the red and black paint fully cured, correct black door depression decals were added as a cool finishing touch, and every inch of the clearcoat was buffed to the incredible shine you see here. The net result is a spectacular looking pavement pounder which elicits comments and stares every time it hits the road. All of this Chargers panels are ultra-straight, all of its jams are fully detailed and, for the price, you'll be hard pressed to find a more visually appealing Mopar.

Wearing Chrysler's new-for-1971 'fuselage' design, this Charger makes a bold styling statement from virtually every angle. Up front, a tough looking body-width 'electric shaver' grille hangs a showroom fresh emblem and four fully rotating headlights above clear parking lights and a Trans Am style chin spoiler. Behind that grille, new hood pins sit in front of bright “340 Magnum” hood emblems and like-new glass that is bordered by well-maintained stainless trim with integrated drip rails. At the sides of the car, prominent fender lines are complemented by new stainless wheel well trim, correct chrome door handles and body matched sport mirrors; and at the top of the sculpted front fenders, cool fin style turn signal indicators look good and work great. At the back of the car, a flat black rear decklid spoiler is centered above a second black stripe that displays a chrome “Charger Dodge Division” emblem. Below that stripe, a body-width six lamp taillight is housed in a thick chrome bumper above a sculpted roll pan and great looking stainless exhaust tips. With tough styling and enough visual flash to stand out in a mirror factory, no one is going to argue that this Charger isn't a muscle car.

Lift the long, freshly finished hood and you'll find a fully detailed Summit Racing 408 that wears a new coat of Hemi orange paint. At the top of that engine, a chrome Edelbrock air cleaner feeds an aluminum Edelbrock RPM Air Gap intake through a dipped Edelbrock four barrel carburetor. Behind that air cleaner, a Summit electronic ignition system sends fire from an MSD Blaster 2 coil to a billet distributor and Accel Ferro-Spiral race wires. At the sides of the intake, handsome Mopar Performance aluminum valve covers hold new chrome caps above ceramic coated TTI long tube headers. In front of the motor, fresh V-belts spin a new chrome alternator and a full assortment of billet pulleys while a Champion Cooling aluminum radiator sends fluid through fresh hoses and a sweet looking machined thermostat housing. Turn the ignition switch and the great sounding motor springs to life with a little help from an Optima gel cell battery and settles into a rumbling high-performance idle, hot or cold. Yes, this is one slick small block! All the plated parts are nicely done, and an assortment of stainless lines, braided hoses, billet accessories and fresh finishes give the engine compartment a highly-detailed appearance which perfectly matches its great sounding roar.

By 1972, most street racers knew that an automatic wasn't a performance handicap, and today these transmissions consistently pull down numbers that are as fast, or faster, than the best row-it-yourself cars at the strip. Behind this Charger's killer small block is a refurbished Summit Racing A727 street fighter TorqueFlite automatic transmission that shifts smoothly and powers down the road with ease. As with the body of the car, 'clean' is the name of the game down below; original undercoating still protects the solid floors and frame from Mother Nature's worst while a new fuel tank and fuel lines ensure safety and reliability. Up front, a good looking factory suspension has been upgraded with new polyurethane bushings and a Firm Feel steering box, and out back, a familiar 8.75 Sure Grip rear end utilizes steep 3.55 gears to throw the power to the pavement with authority. At the center of the car, a fresh mandrel bent aluminized exhaust system sends spent gases past a Mancini Racing custom third member, and at the corners of the car, power front discs and power rear drum brakes provide quick and reliable stops. All this Mopar goodness rolls on a traditional set of great looking 15 inch Cragar S/S wheels with 255/60 front and 275/60 rear BFGoodrich Radial T/A white letter tires.

Sit down inside this great looking Charger and you'll find a nicely restored black vinyl interior that is accented with tasteful wood and stainless trim. The Legendary seat covers, fresh carpets and tight headliner all present as new, while the door panels and full length console are probably well-preserved originals. That new carpet is protected by “Charger” branded floor mats, and that original console houses a correct 'slap stick' shifter for the cars A727 transmission. In front of the driver, the cars original dash has been recovered and holds original gauges above a disabled factory heater, (With that hot 408, who needs performance robbing heat anyway?) a modern Sony CD player and an aluminum three spoke steering wheel. Behind the cockpit, a clean and freshly painted trunk is authentically detailed with a new vinyl mat and, along with the interior, benefits from a nice thick coat of sound deadening material.

Cars like this frame up restored '72 Charger are what make this hobby fun. It combines a slew of trophy winning ingredients with a price that is substantially lower than most freshly completed muscle cars and enough fire power to humble even modern performance cars. Best of all, in a sea of traditional, over-exposed big block Mopars, you'll have a unique car that can be driven and enjoyed for years to come.

$299.00 Dealer Administrative Charge is not included in advertised price. All prices and offers are before state, city and county tax, tag, title and license fees. Out of state buyers are responsible for all state, county, city taxes and fees, as well as title/registration fees in the state that the vehicle will be registered. Dealer not responsible for errors and omissions; all offers subject to change without notice, please confirm listings with dealer.

Please note: Your vehicle may require Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) verification and/or safety and emissions inspections to transfer ownership and register the Vehicle in the declared State of residence. In most States, such requirements are dependent on the age of the vehicle which varies State by State. We recommend as part of the buying process that you check with your local DMV office to ensure compliance with your declared State of residence’s titling and registration requirements.