1970 Dodge Charger RT Number Matching

Number matching engine and transmission! 1 of 403, a truly rare car. This Charger is registered with 1970 Dodge Charger Registry and its 1 of 6 with this paint scheme and options to date.

Fender Tag from top to bottom:

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N88 N95 R22 V6W

N51 J25 L31 M21 M31 N85

V1W A01 B51 C16 C55 G33

EB5 C6XW EW1 327 034052

E86 D32 XS29 U0G 212433

Fender tag options listed out below:

N88 -Auto Speed Control 403 built 4.3% $57.95 Not available on 440 six pack or 426 hemi

N95 -Evaporation Emission Control 1106 built 11.8% $37.85 California cars only

R22 -Solid State Radio AM/8Track Tape 10 Watt 1902 built 20.3% $196.25 Without A04 Option

V6W -Tape Stripe Longitudinal - White

N51 -Maximum Cooling

J25 - Windshield Wipers - 3 Speed STD STD STD Standard on R/T

L31 - Turn Signal Light - Hood/Fender

M21 -Drip Rail Moulding

M31 -Body Belt Mouldings

N85 -Tachometer/Clock 3158 built 33.7% $68.45

V1W - Vinyl Roof White 2164 Built 23.1%

A01 - Charger Light Package4676 built 49.9% $34.70 Standard with A47 SE Package Glove Box Light, Trunk Light, Map Light, Ashtray Light, Ignition Light with Time Delay, Lamp On Reminder Buzzer, Hood Mounted Turn Signal Indicators

B51 - Brakes Power 3317 built 35.4% $42.95

C16 - Console with woodgrain panel 7637 built 81.5% $54.45

C55 -Bucket Seats

G33 - Mirror Outside LH Remote Type Chrome 6531 built 69.7% $10.45

EB5 - Paint Bright Blue Metallic 1012 built 10.8% Chrysler Paint AY2EB5

C6XW - Vinyl Bucket Seats White & Black 1312 built 14.0% White interior with black carpet, steering wheel,
instrument panel

EW1 - Paint White 403 built 4.3% Chrysler Paint AY1EW1

327 = March 27th 1970 build date

034052 = The next charactersidentify the vehicle order number. This number is simply the order number assigned to the dealership on the original order sheet.

E86 - Engine 440 4 Barrel 8574 built 91.5% STD Carter carb AVS4737S 4 speed, AVS4738 automatic, AVS4741S auto with A/C

D32 - Automatic Transmission With 440 4bbl 7131 built 76.1% STD

XS29 = Charger R/T

U0G = 440 cid 4bbl 1970 St Louis plant

212433 = Build sequence

This Charger belonged to a southern California business man that retired to Las Vegas. The car was taken Las Vegas and stored with a few others he had in collection. The car sat stored and mostly forgot about until his health diminished where the family stepped in to take of him in retirement. All of the cars were sold including this car that I was lucky enough to get my hands on. The car runs and drives, it will need to be gone thru since it has been sitting for so many years (replace the hoses and fluids and so on).
The car has been repainted once before prior to the 90's and while she cleaned up very well in my opinion she needs to be repainted. There is minor rust around the back window and the trunk pan as the Chargers are susceptible to. The vinyl top will need to be replaced. Most all of the car is original and anything that was replaced the prior own made sure to use factory correct parts. The engine compartment in this car is amazing in that it retains all of it originality. Even the cruise control is still there. The car has its original glass still.
The interior is in great condition as you can see from the picture. The seats were recovered and they look brand new. The car is equipped with AC and all of the factory control and engine compartment parts are still there. The AC clutch is still works great and of course it will need a recharge.
Things like the hide-a-way headlights work great still after all these years. A true statement to the easy life this car had.
This is a great opportunity to own a piece of history. The car is loaded with great options and some of them making it truly rare.