1973 dodge challenger w/ 1971 Plum Crazy T/A paint scheme

1973 Dodge Challenger 440 V8 & TKO 600 transmission Description:

This '73 Challenger started life as basic 318 V8 powered car with air conditioning, 727 automatic transmission and pale gold paint. At some point in it's life it became a drag racer with a '72 440 CI engine, all A/C components removed from the engine bay (although, strangely, intact inside the car) and fiberglass nose and front fenders. The car has a very good interior, reskinned seats and new carpet. The paint is Plum Crazy with 1972 R/T stripes. Factory 15 inch rallye wheels. Optional factory 'race' fuel filler flip cap added. Starts and runs fine, but not super refined. If you are looking for a silent, Cadillac ride, this may not be what you are looking for. I've lowered the asking price slightly, but this is removing some of the negotiating room.
Since I got the car I've installed the following:
⦁new cast aluminum valve covers (existing Edelbrock performer intake manifold)
⦁Edelbrock performer carburetor with new fuel lines (replacing a Demon 850)
⦁new coil and voltage regulator
⦁Patriot ceramic coated headers and new dual 2 1/2" aluminized exhaust
⦁TKO 600 5 speed transmission with Hurst pistol grip, Lakewood steel bell housing, Ram clutch
⦁aluminum drive shaft
⦁new suregrip rear axle assy with "Green" bearing conversion, new axles and Nitro 3.23 highway gears
⦁new Hotchkis rear springs, vehicle lowered approximately 2 inches
⦁real walnut rim E body steering wheel
⦁new welded in front floors and tranny hump
⦁all overhauled or new rallye dash instrumentation
⦁RTE solid state instrument voltage limiter
⦁power steering
⦁new front wheel bearings
⦁new brake master cylinder, overhauled rear brakes, all stainless brake lines
I've listed mileage as 100,000 because ebay needed a number but it's actually unknown. I don't really want to sell this car and I've spent a fortune, but I have to finance another project. I'm also selling a yellow '73 Mach 1 on ebay. For questions call Dave at 603-978-0320 or email: scaledave@comcast.net