FOR SALE 1974 Mexican Spec Dodge Charger SE - 50714B

[Mason66]

50714B

Hello Friends

As I live in Mexico I have access to all the special Mexican Spec cars they made. If this one isn't for you I can find you one you will love.

Here we have a 1974 US Spec Dodge Charger SE. The car was imported into Mexico at some point.

The side window indicates it is an SE model.

Under the hood is a 318 V8 mated to an automatic transmission.

Some old time racers thing a muscle car should have a bench seat and a column shift. Well, we have that here.

These wheels, or a form of them, are associated with a very famous Dodge Charger. New tires have already been installed.

The red stripe around the back of the car will give you at least 3.5 more horsepower.

The interior is in really nice condition featuring a light brown vinyl bench.

The 318 has recently been rebuilt, not just painted, and you can see it has electronic ignition.

It also features power steering and power brakes.

A new radiator with an electric fan has been installed.

If you know what these Chargers are selling for, you know this is an excellent deal.

The vehicle delivered to the Nogales border will be $18,930 dollars new tires included. This includes delivery to the Nogales Arizona border from Southern Mexico via professional transport.

If you have any questions about the importation process, I will be happy to answer them.

I know the thought of buying from Mexico makes people nervous. I can provide references from my previous clients if necessary.

You can see more Mexican vehicles at mexicanspec.com and if interested please read the Procedure link on my website to learn more.

 

[Jim Ward]

What’s the price?

 

[RemCharger]

So an extra 318 comes with it??

 

[dodgeboy440]

What’s the price?

$18930.00
in the ad......................

 

[WileE]

Good job on the rebuild of the 318, was the distributor moved to the front ?

 

[YY1]

Yeah-

That's NOT a 318.

 

[Nxcoupe]

50714B

Hello Friends

As I live in Mexico I have access to all the special Mexican Spec cars they made. If this one isn't for you I can find you one you will love.

Here we have a 1974 US Spec Dodge Charger SE. The car was imported into Mexico at some point.

The side window indicates it is an SE model.

Under the hood is a 318 V8 mated to an automatic transmission.

Some old time racers thing a muscle car should have a bench seat and a column shift. Well, we have that here.

These wheels, or a form of them, are associated with a very famous Dodge Charger. New tires have already been installed.

The red stripe around the back of the car will give you at least 3.5 more horsepower.

The interior is in really nice condition featuring a light brown vinyl bench.

The 318 has recently been rebuilt, not just painted, and you can see it has electronic ignition.

It also features power steering and power brakes.

A new radiator with an electric fan has been installed.

If you know what these Chargers are selling for, you know this is an excellent deal.

The vehicle delivered to the Nogales border will be $18,930 dollars new tires included. This includes delivery to the Nogales Arizona border from Southern Mexico via professional transport.

If you have any questions about the importation process, I will be happy to answer them.

I know the thought of buying from Mexico makes people nervous. I can provide references from my previous clients if necessary.

You can see more Mexican vehicles at mexicanspec.com and if interested please read the Procedure link on my website to learn more.


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What's the vin, or a pic of the fender tag? That's not a 318, looks like a 400 or a 383.

 

[Mason66]

What's the vin, or a pic of the fender tag? That's not a 318, looks like a 400 or a 383.

I am getting the casting number now.

It is a big block but the owner of the car doesn't know which one. I will post it when I have it.

 

[RemCharger]

It's a 440.

 

[Mason66]

It's a 440.

I have to verify that because the current owner told me his mechanic told him it was a 360.

I told him that is not possible so I would like to be sure with the casting number.

 

[RemCharger]

I have to verify that because the current owner told me his mechanic told him it was a 360.

I told him that is not possible so I would like to be sure with the casting number.

It's a 440

 

[dodgeboy440]

I am getting the casting number now.

It is a big block but the owner of the car doesn't know which one. I will post it when I have

It's a 440
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It’s not a Lucha Libre …
It’s A …
Macho Camacho

 

[Mason66]

It's a 440
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If it is, that makes the price even better.

This was a 318 car from new however.

The first five of the VIN is WP29G so it is an SE as well.

 

[Nxcoupe]

It's a 440
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Wow! Good eye! Could be a 426 or a 413 as well, but doubt it.

 

[Nxcoupe]

I have to verify that because the current owner told me his mechanic told him it was a 360.

I told him that is not possible so I would like to be sure with the casting number.

Look on the pad that Remcharger circled or just take a picture of that pad, it'll have the engine size and year stamped right on it.

 

[WP29P3A]

Don't forget..the red stripe is going to make it 3.5 more horsepower!!!. The raised pad on the 440 block will have a letter stamped on it such as "E" or "G" to indicate the year it was built.