1970 Dodge Challenger Convertible -All Original Low Mileage Survivor -Parked In 1994 It Rides Again!

Check out this amazing 70 Challenger drop top we picked up! It is a low mileage all original survivor with very minimal rust! Just over 3100 were ever produced and this is one beautiful example! Everything is here and it all works! The underside of the car looks just as great as the top side! Join us as we go over this classic American muscle car and please SUBSCRIBE!
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[@johnpaonessa5043]

A true documented survivor! Love the 318. Keep her as is! I'd just drive her once in a while, to show off on weekends, very sweet! BTW... Congratulations on 2 years!!🎉🎉🎉

[@FNKClassicCars]

Thank you! Here's to at least 2 more... lol!

[@bryantschell5981]

Keep it as it is

[@capricetony]

Love the 318!!!! ❤️ Keep it as it is, the drums are just fine for the last 53 years it’s ok! Needs a set of battery cables is all. Beautiful 🤩

[@FNKClassicCars]

Agreed... original is best!

[@mcaskullin7892]

I had the '74 Dart Sport with a very similar interior. I even had an FM converter. 😆

[@FNKClassicCars]

Love it! Stop by and check this one out in person sometime.

[@josephkutta599]

Sweet Ride. That's a Time Capsule. Don't change anything just fix what's needed. They're only original once.

[@FNKClassicCars]

Agreed... why mess with a good thing ya know?

[@THillick]

That car with a manual trans. was always my idea of perfect.

[@FNKClassicCars]

That would be sweet!

[@floridajim3023]

I used to call the steering column a coffee Can column

[@FNKClassicCars]

Lol I can see why!

[@davidhibbs6989]

I have a 70' dodge Challenger convertible "SE" I can find nothing on KZbin on the SE plenty on the RT however. I have the 318-2bbl 230hp automatic -console p/s pdb, factory AM/FM 8-track stereo C/C factory R12 A/C 3:23* sure grip, 14" Rallye wheels light blue, white top and white snap on parade boot. Factory duals with box shape exhaust tips through the back vance opening sport factory hood and medium high back bucket vinyl I've only seen one other 70' SE' in my lifetime. I bought the car in 78' when I just turned 17. It reminds me something like your car! Keep them running. My kids can fight over it when I'm dead 😂

[@FNKClassicCars]

That sounds like a badass car! What's your geographical location? Might be a cool video if you're in the vicinity.

[@davidhibbs6989]

@@FNKClassicCars not sure where your at but I'm way out in Tyler Texas I originally bought the car in Montgomery county pa. Cruising town of hatboro pa. The original owner was from Maryland and had to sell it when he was transferred to Pennsylvania and said it didn't look like something an executive should be driving with his Boss in the car. His opinion " he tried buying it back about 10 years ago but Nope! No way! I paid $1100 for it looked brand new. Car with options that the car came with was over $5,400 dollars which was a lot of money for that era. Could have bought himself a 70' Plymouth superbird for about the same money although not loaded because they didn't have as many options. Just basic race ready car. Glad I found your channel were about the same interests!

[@FNKClassicCars]

@@davidhibbs6989 And we're in Maryland! 😆

[@davidhibbs6989]

@@FNKClassicCars lol 😂

[@landshark1330]

had 72 rt\se all ops 318 picked a 440 hd torqflight 3 spd auto rips wedge intake 2.4 bar

[@FNKClassicCars]

Still have it?

[@JerryDey]

I would repair the holes in the body and touch them up with matching paint.

[@FNKClassicCars]

That's seems to be the common thought for this one... sounds good to me!

[@garylehman206]

Nice survivor. My in-laws still own the 73 charger they bought brand new. Currently working on a 72 Dart swinger.

[@FNKClassicCars]

That's amazing they still have it after 50 years! Would love to see it and the Dart when done!

[@floridajim3023]

I bought that exact car when I was 19 except it was burnt orange metal flake finish had it for 15 years and unfortunately sold it for $250

[@FNKClassicCars]

$250!? 😬

[@bongodave13]

@@FNKClassicCars They rusted if you didn't live in AZ.

[@floridajim3023]

The first day I received mine I tore out the interior installed speakers and an eight track tape player

[@FNKClassicCars]

Those good ol 8 tracks... I still have a few of those tapes laying around... 😆

[@darrylmonroe802]

Are you gentlemen selling your cars, At this point, I'm a little confused.

[@FNKClassicCars]

Did you see my return email I sent last night?

Putting the car in the shade eas not to brilliant !

[@FNKClassicCars]

We're not professional camera men so... lol!

Annoying when the presenters always stand in front of the cars they present !

[@FNKClassicCars]

I mean we did eventually move outta the way... lol! On a serious note though that's why we usually do a total walk around of the cars we present. Regardless, thanks for watching.

[@64CaddyCoupeDeVille]

Mopar or no car! 🤪😉

[@FNKClassicCars]

😆

[@archieguitarz4700]

Great Challenger. I would remove the back seat and see if the build (broadcast) sheet is there. Usually attached to the back side of the upper portion between the springs and the padding or could be in a few other places as well. Very likely it's still there!

[@FNKClassicCars]

Never know what may be lurking 😃

[@archieguitarz4700]

@@FNKClassicCars true haha. Found a few of them in my cars through the years.