This 1970 Dodge Challenger Convertible stands out as one of only 66 factory-built examples featuring the potent 340ci V8 and a four-speed manual transmission. Back in the 1990s, previous ownership undertook a spirited restoration, repainting the once Dark Tan Metallic body in the electrifying Sublime shade adorned with striking black stripes and accents that command attention wherever it goes.

Rolling on classic Rallye 15" wheels with Cooper Cobra Radial G/T tires, this roadster blends aggressive stance with muscle car heritage. The power-operated black soft top, black chin-spoilers, rear wing, and dual exhaust tips give it unmistakable performance presence.

Beneath the hood lies the revered 275-horsepower 340ci V8, fed by a four-barrel carburetor, paired with a robust four-speed manual. This combination delivers raw, engaging drive dynamics that appeal to the purist seeking open-road freedom and throttle response from a classic American muscle icon.

Inside, you'll find the vintage spirit alive with black leather and vinyl upholstery, a rim-blow woodgrain steering wheel, Rallye gauges, and a center console trimmed in woodgrain. Modern convenience is not forgotten thanks to an Alpine AM/FM/cassette stereo with added amplifier and CD changer, ready to soundtrack your cruises.

Every detail reflects purposeful intent: power-assisted front disc brakes and rear drums, power steering, and performance package badges underline this is a machine built to be driven, not just preserved. The approximately 99,000 miles tell of a car that has lived its life on the road, ready now for the next chapter with a new owner to relish the American muscle heritage it delivers with confidence and style.