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paint with a black interior and one of only 51 with close-ratio manual transmission and 3.55 Sure-
the optional Shaker hood scoop. Grip rear end.
Heavily optioned, this car comes with a Traction-Lok This T/A rolls with original factory colors, red
rear axle, power steering, power brakes, competition paint with a black bucket seat interior. Like all the
suspension, rear deck spoiler, sport slats, sport deck Challenger T/As produced, this one was built during
rear seats and Magnum 500 chrome wheels. It also a five-week period between March and April 1970.
includes a Deluxe Marti Report and owner’s manual, It has been recorded in the MMC Detroit Global
original window sticker and warranty card. vehicle Registry.
LOT #771.1 - TRANS AM: 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A LOT #460 - BIG FISH: 1969 Plymouth Barracuda
Like its Big Three rivals, Chrysler Corp. went Trans convertible
Am racing in 1970, when it created the Dodge The 1969 model year was the final one for the
Challenger T/A, which emphasized agility and second-generation Barracuda, ending a three-year
handling over brute power. model run of this body style. Of the nearly 32,000
examples built during the 1969 model year, a mere
One of only 2,399 units built, this one comes
with a matching-numbers powertrain, featuring a 1,442 convertibles were made, making it the rarest
340/290hp Six-Pack V8 engine paired to a 4-speed of the three available body styles by a wide margin.

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