Help me decode 72 Charger

casey70dartreed said
Wow! They keep getting younger! Where did he get the cash to buy a Charger at 14?

*Shameless bump*

Im proud to add another mopar guy to the crowd, I really didn't push him into it either haha he decided it was time for a project car and decided this was it, He has been saving money from summer jobs for awhile......and the car was definitly cheaper than what its worth.

wish4hemi said
E68-400 4 bbl High Performance
D34-727 Auto
WP29P2G-1972 Charger 2 door sports hardtop, built in St. Louis
EV2-Hemi Orange paint
E6XW-black vinyl bucket seats
EW1-upper door frame paint white
327-built 3/27/72
V1W-White vinyl top
B41-disc brakes
B51-power disc brakes
C21-center fold down arm rest
C56-bucket seats
G11-all tinted glass
G36-remote drivers mirror, manual passenger mirror
J25-3 speed wipers
J52-inside hood release
L31-fender mount turn signals
L37-hideaway headlights
M21-drip rail chrome
M31-belt and hood mouldings
N23-electronic ignition
N41-dual exhaust
N42-chrome tips (probably the shotgun type)
R26-AM radio with cassete
S62-tilt steering
V7W-white accent stripe (running down the side)

That car has some pretty good options on it (R26,N42,L37). I would say that is somewhat of a rare car with the HP 400/727.

hey thanks, glad to see the results and it IS a factory HP car....funny that it wasn't a Charger Rally.....its just a Charger SE. I saw the origional radio/cassete laying in the back seat too!

dusted72 said
Man I bet that car was quite the looker in her earlier days. Is he gonna go back original?

He knows its a rare car so he will be stay almost all origional. I'm sure theyre will be a few speed parts in the 400 and maybe set of mag wheels but otherwise she will be going back to stock