F7 Green 1971 Charger R/T

[RSMS]

I’m not trying to pass it off as anything, it has zero documentation other than a title and matching cowl, core and dash VIN. It’s not an N96, or if it was, they stripped everything and left a standard insert hood. Rear drums are red faced still but I haven’t checked the rear gear ratio. The floor pan has been a 4 speed, an automatic and several other patches that mostly rusted out. I just thought the rear defroster, power windows and hideaway headlights were nice options that are very likely original.

The power windows are cool, my car 73 GTX is extremely well equipped but I do not have power windows or a rear defroster. Build it like you want it, im
Just happy to see it getting some love

 

[73MAG400]

I say have fun with it. Especially if you are doing the work yourself. I love the challenge to try to do it year correct so that when it does go to shows, and the Mopar purist exam the fender tag, it says " As would have been ordered". Can't wait for the look on their faces. Especially when they stand back and have a second look at the car. Were are not talking resto mod. Just good old Mopar.

Yes my core support and cowl match my VIN.

 

[73MAG400]

The green with the white top looks amazing. Certainly catches my attention. Does any know if the white top was available on 71 RTs with FC7?
My interior is white and I am not a big fan of FC7 cars with black roofs and interiors. That color combination drains me for some reason.

 

[Nacho-RT74]

https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/colorAndTrim/1971/71_Dodge_tops0001.jpg

 

[6PKRTSE]

I had a triple green F7 71 Charger 500 years ago. Wish I still had that one along with many others that got away. These 71-74 Chargers are growing on me more and more. The prices are definitely coming up on them also now that 68-70 Chargers are just unaffordable to most.

 

[Runcharger]

As for the white vinyl over FC7? For sure, my buddy had one and a policeman I knew back then also had that combo.