'71 Challenger Convertible, 383/4-sp, 1 of 41

[scuncio]

Has a Shaker setup, too...although it didn't come with that option from the factory. Pretty rare and clean Mopar for the price. If anyone's seriously interested, this car is about 15 minutes away from my work location.

Link to 1971 Challenger Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/2HNYNcs)

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[RSSSfan]

I really like this car, but I have no handle on the value of these cars. Lots of stuff changed, and I would think the missing fender tag would be a major strike against it. I would also want to know what is going on with those bubbles on the hood, and if there are other areas like that on the car.

[L_e_e]

Seller has the broadcast sheet, which I believe has all the info needed to have a replacement fender tag made.

[scuncio]

Relisted...still think this one's pretty fairly priced.

Link to 1971 Challenger Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/2XJ2mWA)

[scuncio]

Strangely enough, here's another '71 383/4-sp Challenger convertible, this one with a white interior. Another very cool car for the $53.5k price, considering what you'd pay for a Hemi....

And now, we've identified 5% of all '71 383/4-sp Challenger Convertible production.... :)

Link to 1971 Challenger 383/4-sp Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/321U4dR)

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[southernfriedcj]

I'd love to have both of these Challengers. I had a couple of Challenger T/As a while back.

[the427king]

Did these cars sell?