1971 DODGE CHARGER Restoration, PART 1

‪@musclecarcampy9922‬ introduces a '71 383 Charger SE that has sat since 1987. The second owner is going to get it road worthy and we're going to follow along for the resurrection.

[@knightwolf4876]

This was my father’s 1971 Charger I am so glad Chris is going to restore the car would love more video of it being restored

[@josephrohn4780]

Love the 3rd generation chargers! My favorite is the 73se! Sweet car! Can’t wait to see it on the road!

[@musclecarcampy9922]

Us too.

[@AllCountiesNY]

Outstanding cool cars it’s a very cool shop nice job.

[@ned900]

Would love an update on this car someday, 71-74 Chargers are the coolest damn cars in the world. Greetings from Ireland.

[@lasheydavis]

Wow awesome my father was a Vietnam Vet just passed away and i want to restore his 71 Charger in his name n honor

[@MrMajikman1]

This gives me flashbacks. I had the exact same car (1971 Charger SE) in 1981. I bought it as my first car at 18. Had the 383 with an Edelbrock Torker on it which I'm sure the previous owner installed, 4 speed manual trans with a Hurst pistol grip shifter, even the color was identical. Looking in the engine bay brought me right back to my wrenching days on this beast. Had some awesome times in that car! Thanks for the memories!!

[@johnnelson9661]

dang seeing the car without the center console and floor shifter i am glad mine has one. I hope this project gets done these are cool cars.

[@AintScaredGarage]

I had one just like it other then I had the Slap Stick and a console, same color, I have been trying to find it, if anyone finds one like this, with an aftermarket sun roof, let me know, That car was so much fun

[@outtahere321]

Had a 71 Superbee with 3 in the floor and 383 magnum engine with the air grabber on the hood and light covers. My dad who bought it new in 71 gave it to me in 1982. I loved the car but ended up selling it for $500 while I was overseas in the Navy. Biggest mistake I ever made with a vehicle and I certainly regret it.

[@biigdee5268]

Watching in 2024; where might a young aspiring car hand acquire one of these beauties as a project build because I want one in the '71-'73 year gap and can still be built into the car.

[@DanEBoyd]

Definitely like the '68-'70 best, but the '71 and '72 are the best looking Chargers after 1970. Was that Holley carb original to the 383?

[@musclecarcampy9922]

Yes, according to the current owner.

[@ervinthompson6598]

......and all N code 383's in 1971 underwent a compression drop, and were down rated to 300 hp.

[@norgeek]

What's with the need to diss others? I'd love to restore an old AE86 Corolla, just like I'd love to restore an old Charger.

[@andyfrance1514]

13.40's is extremely strong for a stock 383.

[@ervinthompson6598]

Got to be geared to death- no less than 4.10's