Are 1970 Dodge Chargers reliable?
Mechanically, the Charger is very reliable. The engines and transmissions are dead simple, the running gear is stout, and there aren’t all that many vehicle systems that punched above their weight in terms of late-’60s design.
How much does a 1970 Dodge Charger RT cost?
Another great feature was the Charger’s aerodynamic rear end styling. The 1970 Dodge Charger R/T sold for $3,711 and had a production run of 10,337 units for the model year. The 1970 Charger 500 was priced at $3,139. The Charger was based on the Dodge Coronet, and the engine selection was the same.
How many 1970 Dodge Charger R T are left?
According to this Charger registry, only 22 such cars exist. That this one hadn’t seen daylight in decades makes it all the more incredible.
Why are old Dodge Chargers so expensive?
Mainly to the car graveyard. It was a very popular car but at the same time, Dodge didn’t sell many. Those that were sold were either wrecked in traffic accidents, left to rot in fields or, like a few notables, restored by collectors.
What does R T stand for?
R/T
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| R/T | Retweet (also seen as RT; Twitter) |
| R/T | Related To |
| R/T | Real Time |
| R/T | rather than |
How many 68 and 69 Chargers were made?
According to Wikipedia, about 318 69 Chargers or 68’s modified to look like 69’s were made for the TV show “Dukes of Hazzard”. About 300 were destroyed. I spoke to the owner of a General Lee replica who says he says he sees THOUSANDS of General Lee replicas at Dukes events.
What does RT stand for on a car?
Road/Track
Have you heard the term R/T in reference to performance vehicles, but aren’t sure what it means? R/T stands for Road/Track and can be found on model configurations across the Dodge lineup. If you are looking for increased performance on the Orland Park roads an R/T model may be for you.
Why is Dodge Charger interior so cheap?
That LX platform was originally derived from the LH platform, which the Dodge Magnum and Chrysler 300 was built on, so there is not only a lot of shared parts and technology, but the tooling costs are extremely low. The longer a model runs, the lower the price of that model can drop because of reduced tooling costs.