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harmonk0163 writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
ProsClassic Look ConsNone 
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A Piece Of Art & Car History — Right…..the story of "Honey Brown", my 1974 Dodge Charger, where do I begin? I’ll start at the beginning; this will help you understand why it’s hard for me to part with it. When I was 12 years old my brother was going away to college and my parents bought him a 1971 Black on Black Leather Charger with Cragar Rims, Slick 50 Mag Tires, “The Works” my jaw dropped and I told him to take care of this car so I could have it…of course a year later he crashed it in a ditch and I never saw it again. I promised myself that one day I would by my own…On September 7, 2004 I won her on eBay from Cocoa Beach Florida. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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lomax1 writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
Prosits all stock! Conscant think of any! 
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It Would Make A Great Richard Petty Tribute Car! — yep its a blast from the past thats for sure! the 318 does an good job gettin it down the road its not bad for a stock 2 barrel. but as usual its just not enuff. so i wanna go bigger cubes! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Justin writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
Prosits fast and you can drift and handles cornors beautifully Consnothing
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This Car Is Awesome — Awesome car its black and has many performance parts and has good acceleration braking and handlingit needs some repairs the interior is bad for now and needs some work but over all its a good car to drive and fun to drift with. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Jeremy writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
Prosshes quick for an automatic Consexpensive/hard to find parts
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Best Car To Own Frm The 70's Era — have a few engine probs, when old engines (like the one thats in it) made by mopar get some miles, they smoke like a freight train. shes got a 440 mag stroked to 500, and handles like a 57 chevy because its so heavy. she gets about 8 1/2 miles to the gallon, so she dont hit the road very often. |
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Mitch writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
ProsLooks and is mean! Consnot much
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74 Dodge Charger Se — Very fun to drive. Nice loud and powerful 440. With the Brogham Edition interior in the SE model, it has power windows, AM/FM, factory sunroof, center console w/ a 727 automatic transmission. Yes, filling up a 20 gallon tank gets expensive, but you get a lot of joy out of each gallon. I've had this car for over 12 years now, and I don't know if I could ever part with it. |
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Jaycob writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
ProsOnly has a 318 so it gets good mileage for a big car. Has tons of leg room. You look cool driving it. ConsRust, am radio, and it only has a 318.
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Bob writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
Prosgreat ride ConsVinyl seats,alternatorcouldn't keep up with the load.
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Great Car.wish I Still Had It. — Didn't have a ton of power with a 318 and a/c but it was decent.Handled great with 60 series tires on the rear and 70s on the front.Air shocks got the rear up.Hedman headers ,Thrush glass packs,and a true dual exhaust made it sound awesome,especially once the packs burned out.Traded it for a 84 Shelby Charger in 84. |
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RudeAwakening writes:
1974 Dodge Charger Review
ProsThis is one wickedly fast car. ConsVery big and bulky. 
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They Definitely Don't Make Them Like This Anymore! — I was asked to take a drive in a friends 1974 Dodge Charger. This car was incredible. He has all sorts of modifications that he's added over the year. It literally feels like a rocket ship taking off when he floors it off the line. I absolutely love how it drove and can't wait for him to ask me again ... assuming he will. Owner for 0 years, 0 months Miles Driven per Year:0 |
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