1972 Dodge Charger survivor
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1972 Dodge Charger survivor
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For sale, 1972 Dodge Charger with the Topper X option package. Unrestored with original paint, interior, vinyl top, and chrome. Factory markings and decals under hood. Original Chrysler blue paint on engine. Original owner bought this Charger new 8/11/72 in Somerville N.J, at Somerville Dodge Inc. and owned it 43 years until sold in 2015. Sale includes pictures of the car when new and with the original owner in 1973, original warrantee document in the owner’s name, owner’s manual, original keys, and period sales brochures. Sorry, not a 440, 400, 383, or 340, but a good sounding 318 with dual exhaust. 60,968 miles.
The Topper X option package was a dealer incentive offered to dealers as a marketing tool mid-1972. It included options such as power front disc brakes, power steering, A/C, automatic transmission, intermittent wipers, undercoating and hood insulation, hidden headlights, fender mounted turn signals, special hood deck and sill moldings, bumper guards, chrome racing mirrors, vinyl top, Rallye instrument cluster with 150MPH speedo, rear speaker, rear defroster, light group, and more.
Overall condition of this Charger is good considering its age. The paint shines but does have light scratches and dents as you would expect after 50 years. Chrome shines but does have some light pitting in places. Interior is decent with some fading. Lower door panels show wear and some discoloration. Dash top has good color but with a few cracks. Carpet is in good shape. Seats are good with no rips or tears. There are two build sheets with the car.
Car runs, drives, rides, and stops well. A/C does not work, but all the parts are there. First year for electronic ignition so there are no points to fiddle with. One good thing about this era of Charger is there is strong aftermarket parts availability.
For sale, 1972 Dodge Charger with the Topper X option package. Unrestored with original paint, interior, vinyl top, and chrome. Factory markings and decals under hood. Original Chrysler blue paint on engine. Original owner bought this Charger new 8/11/72 in Somerville N.J, at Somerville Dodge Inc. and owned it 43 years until sold in 2015. Sale includes pictures of the car when new and with the original owner in 1973, original warrantee document in the owner’s name, owner’s manual, original keys, and period sales brochures. Sorry, not a 440, 400, 383, or 340, but a good sounding 318 with dual exhaust. 60,968 miles.
The Topper X option package was a dealer incentive offered to dealers as a marketing tool mid-1972. It included options such as power front disc brakes, power steering, A/C, automatic transmission, intermittent wipers, undercoating and hood insulation, hidden headlights, fender mounted turn signals, special hood deck and sill moldings, bumper guards, chrome racing mirrors, vinyl top, Rallye instrument cluster with 150MPH speedo, rear speaker, rear defroster, light group, and more.
Overall condition of this Charger is good considering its age. The paint shines but does have light scratches and dents as you would expect after 50 years. Chrome shines but does have some light pitting in places. Interior is decent with some fading. Lower door panels show wear and some discoloration. Dash top has good color but with a few cracks. Carpet is in good shape. Seats are good with no rips or tears. There are two build sheets with the car.
Car runs, drives, rides, and stops well. A/C does not work, but all the parts are there. First year for electronic ignition so there are no points to fiddle with. One good thing about this era of Charger is there is strong aftermarket parts availability.
Last edited by MAX327; Aug 5, 2024 at 10:20 AM. Reason: SOLD
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