1970 Dodge Charger R/T SE 440 Six Pack 4-Speed

This 1970 Dodge Charger R/T SE represents one of the most desirable and highly collectible muscle cars of the golden era, combining the aggressive styling of Dodge’s second-generation Charger with one of the most formidable powertrains ever offered by the factory. Equipped with the legendary 440 Six Pack V8, a four-speed manual transmission, and the coveted A34 Super Track Pak package, this exceptionally restored example stands among the most sought-after Charger configurations produced. This Charger delivers an outstanding combination of authenticity, performance, rarity, and investment-grade collector appeal.

Finished in factory-correct Light Gold Poly with a contrasting black vinyl top and black tail stripes, the Charger presents with the unmistakable presence that has made the 1970 model one of the most iconic muscle cars ever built. The restoration included a complete refinishing process with the body mounted on a rotisserie, resulting in exceptional presentation throughout. Distinctive exterior features include the desirable SE trim package, factory rectangular dual exhaust outlets, and the A01 Light Group with hood-mounted turn-signal indicators. The combination of elegant color selections and aggressive styling cues perfectly captures the blend of luxury and performance that distinguished the Charger R/T SE from its competitors.

Power comes from the legendary E87-code 440ci Magnum V8 equipped with the highly desirable Six Pack induction system featuring three Holley two-barrel carburetors. Factory rated at 390 horsepower and an impressive 490 lb-ft of torque, the 440 Six Pack remains one of the most respected and feared street engines of the muscle car era. Delivering immense torque across the rev range and unmistakable big-block performance, the engine provides the exhilarating driving experience enthusiasts expect from a top-tier Mopar. Documentation and stampings indicate matching-number characteristics, while restoration details reportedly include factory-style hoses, a period-correct battery, and proper cooling system components that further enhance authenticity.

Backing the 440 is the highly desirable A833 four-speed manual transmission, delivering the direct driver engagement that collectors and enthusiasts value most. Power is transferred through the A34 Super Track Pak package, which includes a rugged Dana 60 Sure Grip rear axle with a 4.10:1 gear ratio. Widely considered one of the most capable factory drivetrain combinations available during the muscle car era, this setup provides exceptional traction, rapid acceleration, and the type of performance credentials that have helped establish the Charger R/T as a true legend.

The chassis is equally impressive, featuring factory power steering and power-assisted brakes with front discs and rear drums. The Super Track Pak equipment further enhances the car’s performance pedigree, while Magnum 500-style road wheels wrapped in reproduction Goodyear Polyglas GT tires preserve the authentic appearance enthusiasts seek in a highly correct restoration. Together, these features create a driving experience that remains remarkably rewarding more than five decades after the car was built.

Inside, the cabin showcases the upscale appointments of the Special Edition package. The interior is trimmed in Dark Charcoal leather complemented by black carpeting and elegant woodgrain accents across the dashboard, center console, and door panels. Factory bucket seats provide excellent comfort and support, while the Hurst Pistol Grip shifter serves as a constant reminder of the car’s high-performance mission. Additional equipment includes a factory-style R11 AM radio and convenience lighting incorporated as part of the desirable A01 package, creating an interior environment that balances luxury and performance in true Mopar fashion.

The driver is greeted by a comprehensive factory instrument panel featuring an 8,000-rpm tachometer with integrated analog clock, a 150-mph speedometer, and gauges monitoring fuel level, coolant temperature, oil pressure, and charging system status. The odometer currently displays approximately 20 miles since restoration completion, reflecting the limited use of the vehicle following its extensive refurbishment.

Accompanying the Charger are a copy of the factory broadcast sheet, restoration photographs documenting the build process, and supporting identification markings that further reinforce the vehicle’s authenticity and provenance. Factory documentation confirms numerous desirable options, including the A47 SE package, E87 440 Six Pack engine, D21 four-speed transmission, A34 Super Track Pak, bucket seats, power brakes, and the highly attractive Light Gold Poly exterior and Dark Charcoal leather interior combination.

As one of the rarest and most desirable configurations of Dodge’s legendary Charger lineup, this 1970 Charger R/T SE offers a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally restored example of a true muscle car icon. Whether displayed at prestigious concours events, showcased within a premier Mopar collection, or enjoyed on special occasions, this 440 Six Pack Charger delivers the perfect combination of rarity, performance, authenticity, and historical significance that continues to place the finest Mopars among the most coveted collector vehicles in the world.