This 1972 Charger SE Has 550 HP on Tap

Stunning

This 1972 Charger SE's Blue and Black paint scheme is stunning and looks like it was completed just yesterday. Its body was stripped down to bare metal before it was re-painted and this extra effort was definitely worth it. 

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Drivetrain

Under the hood sits a Gen III 426 ci Hemi rate engine by Indy Cylinder heads. This unit spits out a colossal 550 horsepower and sends it all through a TorqueFlite 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. 

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Eye-Catching Interior

The blue and black leather interior looks fantastic and echos this model's exterior perfectly. 

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Brakes

Taking to the streets with 550 horsepower and weak brakes is ill-advised. Thankfully, this Charger has been fitted with hydro-boost brakes which bring it to a brisk halt. 

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Handling

Unleashing all this car's power could be disastrous without a well-set-up rear. This model has 4-bar rear suspension with coilovers which should help with grip when laying down all that power.

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A Good Front End

Keeping everything under control is a front tubular K member and coilovers. A power rack and pinion steering system means you won't break a sweat when performing low-speed maneuvers. 

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Interior Features

This model has been fitted with new gauges which look just fantastic. It also has power windows and an air conditioning system to make your life a little easier. With features like these, you won't have an excuse not to take this classic for a spin. 

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