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Condition:Pleased to present this stunning 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Resto-Mod. Although produced for only five model years, the Dodge Challenger quickly earned its place as one of the most iconic muscle cars in automotive history. Introduced in late 1969 for the 1970 model year, the Challenger remains a favorite among enthusiasts—whether preserved in original form or thoughtfully modernized like this example.
This Challenger received a comprehensive refresh in 2013, with attention given to every detail. Finished in a brilliant orange paint that shines with remarkable depth, the body lines are beautifully defined, giving this coupe a perfect balance of aggression and refinement. Signature R/T styling cues include the dual-snorkel sport hood with hood pins and lanyards, bold black and green R/T side stripes, a rear spoiler, and dual chrome exhaust tips.
Under the hood sits a potent 6.1L HEMI SRT8 crate engine, enhanced with long-tube headers, a 2.5-inch Flowmaster exhaust system, and a BeCool aluminum radiator with dual electric fans. Power is matched with a custom tubular front suspension by Magnum Force Race Car Fabrication, featuring rack-and-pinion steering and coil-over shocks. Power steering, four-wheel disc brakes, and American Racing wheels wrapped in modern performance tires ensure this Challenger drives as good as it looks.
Inside, the cabin has been fully updated with newly upholstered high-back bucket seats and rear bench in rich brown vinyl. Woodgrain trim flows across the dash, center console, and door panels, complementing features such as a Lokar shifter, Kenwood stereo, power windows, and ice-cold Vintage Air conditioning. A deluxe walnut steering wheel on a Flaming River tilt column frames AutoMeter gauges, completing the driver-focused interior.
If you’re searching for a classic Mopar that delivers vintage muscle car style with modern performance and comfort, this 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Resto-Mod deserves serious consideration.
