1973 dodge charger - NO RUST Utah/Florida Car

Originally a Utah car. We have over $30,000 in receipts for rebuild. Drives and runs great. Only about 9,000 miles put on it since the rebuild. Drives down highway at 80 miles per hour without shaking, pulling, or any other defects. Also, with the 5 speed manual, the car gets about 15-17 MPG at 70 MPH cruising.
Tremec TKO 500 5-speed manual transmission with hydraulic clutch and Hurst sidewinder shifter and pistol grip. This car has been driven carefully, and NOT hard since the rebuild. It has never burned rubber since the rebuild (not that it couldn't). She has General ZR245-50-17 Z-rated tires all the way around to allow for 4 wheel tire rotations.
Here's the story: We bought this car off Ebay 4-5 years ago. It appeared to be all original, yellow with black rallye stripe, 400 Mag 2bbl engine, 727 torqueflite auto tranny. We drove it home from the parking lot where we met the car transporter and it ran pretty good. Over the next 4 years, we took it completely apart to clean, rebuild, and inspect. There were only two things that didn't come off the car; the rear axle and the dash board. Everything else came completely out and was rebuilt, replaced,or cleaned and reconditioned.
The engine block casting numbers showed that the engine was originally a 383 cubic inch from 1972. The machine shop bored the cylinders when reconditioning and made it back to a 400. The only difference between the 383 and 400 blocks was the bore. Both engines had same stroke and were the same wedge engines except for the bore. So, the 400 Magnum badge on the hood is in fact true.
The machine shop redid the heads with new valves and springs and all the usual procedures that a set of heads goes through at the shop. Also, since it had a forged crank in good shape, they just honed the journals, new pistons due to new bore, custom ground Erson cam, and so many little things that you'd just have to go over the shop receipt to see it (we have all receipts). The machine shop put the bottom end of engine back together leaving just some items on the top and accessories to install.
All body panels came off. There was absolutely no rust through or even surface rust when we got it. Utah.... There is a little body repair on the passenger front fender just in front of wheel well and just around the rear passenger wheel well to repair damage due to a tire blow-out. All those spaces where you normally see evidence of rust and repair on these cars are perfectly clean on this one. Rear windows, fender wells, floor panels, rocker panels, underbody, etc,. All in great shape. Now the underbody has some areas where the undercoating has been knocked off that are rust colored because it was exposed metal and got wet, but nothing more than you'd see on any car.
Doors close perfectly.
Interior front seats are Cipher brand bucket seats that are faux leather with 4 point Cipher seat belts. Since this car was driven around quite regularly since the rebuild, and we are pretty safety conscious, we thought that 4 point harnesses might offset not having airbags...
Rear bench seats were re-upholstered to match the black and white combo of the front seats and new headliner also put in by Orlando Auto Upholstery shop in Orlando, FL. Carpet replaced. The dash is the same because it was and is in excellent shape. Dash has NO cracks or warping and is still supple.
There is not a heater core in the car right now because we were getting ready to put in air conditioning unit.
Have original build sheet from under the rear seat.
Edelbrock 750 CFM Performer CarbEdelbrock Performer aluminum intake manifoldEdelbrock manual fuel pump17" Aluminium WheelsP245-50-17 Z-rated General tires (still look like new)5 Speed Manual Transmission -Tremec TKO 500 with Hurst Sidewinder Shifter3.23:1 Limited Slip Rear DifferentialGriffin All Aluminum RaditatiorGriffin Dual-Fan Electric Radiator Fans with Electronic ThermostatFront Disk Brakes, Rear Drum Brakes (all redone)All Front Suspension is all redone and tight. Ball joints, bushings, bearings, etc.Even has a new fuel tank....
I'm probably forgetting something. Please call with any questions: 352-408-4710

On Dec-04-16 at 05:47:11 PST, seller added the following information:

Also, I have the full Air Conditioning package for the car. It is still in the box. If buyer doesn't want to buy it for about $1,000, I'll just return it to the place I bought it. Invoice cost on the A/C package was nearly $1,500 and I just bought it in July. Includes everything needed.

On Dec-04-16 at 20:22:01 PST, seller added the following information:

Added some more photos. If you have something you want to see in particular and I don't have it up, please let me know.

On Dec-05-16 at 11:32:13 PST, seller added the following information:

The front grille does have a working electric motor to open and close the headlight covers. There is a toggle switch on the dash which operates the grille covers.
I do have the front and rear window original chrome. It is in the trunk. Didn't put it back on so anyone can see that there is not, and has not been any rust in the window channels. Also have the original windshield washer reservoir and squirt motor in trunk.

On Dec-05-16 at 14:09:20 PST, seller added the following information:

Radio: Original Radio is installed, but not hooked up. The antenna mount is installed on the passenger side front fender, but there is NO antenna rod actually screwed into that mount. All it would need is the actual screw-in antenna. I had it, but just can't find it!!! There are 3 new 6"x9" 3-way speakers installed. Two in rear package tray (behind rear seat, in window sill) and one in the center of the dashboard by windshield. They are wired, but not hooked up to anything. Again, we were in process of putting in A/C and radio when it came time to sell her. The dash board has NOT been hacked up to install a radio.
Dash: There are two small holes in the dash that were not original: 1. Hole for choke cable, and 2. Hole for power grille light cover switch. Both look like they belong there.