1970 Dodge Charger

1970 Dodge Charger

Finished in iconic Mopar Sublime Green with a contrasting black vinyl top, this 1970 Dodge Charger is an exceptionally high-level build that combines one of the most desirable shapes of the muscle-car era with serious HEMI performance and premium components throughout. From its unmistakable B-body presence to the engineering underneath, this Charger was built to an impressive standard with performance, drivability, and overall execution working together as one complete package.

At the heart of the build is an all-aluminum 528ci HEMI equipped with a mild Hot Street cam and a Scorpion Racing Products EFI system with full sequential fuel injection. Backed by a TorqueFlite 727 automatic transmission, the combination produces an impressive 670 horsepower and 660 lb-ft of torque, documented by the accompanying dyno sheet. This is serious HEMI power delivered in a package engineered to be driven and enjoyed.

The quality continues underneath with a Strange Dana 60 S-Trac rear end featuring 3.54 gears, complete Hotchkis TVS suspension system, QA1 tubular K-member, Borgeson steering box, and Viper Brembo 4-wheel disc brakes. A custom stainless-steel fuel tank and full TTI 3-inch exhaust with polished ceramic-coated headers, X-pipe, and factory-style stainless-steel tips further demonstrate the level of thought invested throughout the car.

Inside, the black and white interior provides a striking contrast to the Sublime Green exterior while retaining the unmistakable character of a classic Charger. Vinyl seating, seat belts, and an AM radio keep the cabin clean and period-inspired, allowing the car to maintain its vintage Mopar atmosphere despite the extensive performance upgrades underneath.

What separates this Charger is the caliber of the entire package. The 528 HEMI, premium suspension, Dana 60, Brembo braking system, custom exhaust, and carefully selected supporting components aren't simply impressive specifications—they come together to create a refined, cohesive build worthy of the Charger’s legendary styling.

For the serious Mopar enthusiast looking for more than just another restored Charger, this is the car to take a closer look at. You’re getting the presence of a Sublime Green ’70 Charger, the authority of a 670-horsepower all-aluminum HEMI, and the engineering to back it up. See it in person, study the quality of the build, fire up the 528, and you'll understand exactly what makes this Charger special.