1973 Dodge Charger Coupe

This 1973 Dodge Charger SE made its way to Syracuse from Los Angeles, California by way of Bloomington, Indiana. It began its life in the Saint Louis Assembly plant - Chrysler's automobile factory in Fenton, Missouri.

(The 'South' plant opened in 1959, while the 'North' portion opened in 1966. Saint Louis North was the home of minivan production from 1987 through 1995, when it was converted to build the Dodge Ram pickup truck.)

The scheduled build date was Saturday, March 24, however the car was apparently pulled from the line, as it was not completed until Friday, April 6 at approximately 11:00 PM, some 14 days later. An 'ordered' car in 1973, its first owner was employed by Northrup Corporation, Ventura, CA, as the original parking sticker was still affixed to the rear bumper when it was purchased by its current owners. It was delivered to the current owners was 60,785 miles. This is a highly-optioned car with two fender tags. Some of the options are: 440-4 barrel, Torquflite transmission, vinyl roof top, power front disc brakes, console with buckets, bucket seats, tinted glass, delete standard outside mirror, LH remote chrome mirror, air conditioning with heater, 3-speed wipers, inside hood release, and fender mount turn signals. There are roof drip rail moldings, wide sill molding, wheel lip molding, belt and hood molding, rear bumper periphery/deck lid finish, dual exhaust with chrome tips, power windows, AM/FM Multiplex stereo, accent stripes, and 28-inch heavy duty radiator.