1970 Dodge Charger

In 1970 the Dodge Charger wasn't changed for the 3rd year in a row. Though there were some small changes to the accessories. Like the grill, taillights, and some more little things. There was a new interior design. And a wrapped around the grill bumper. This is after the 1969 my most favorite Charger. In the list at the left side of the page you can find all the information on the 1970 Dodge Charger I have, I hope it can help you.

New for 1970:

	New 440 Six Pack engine.
	New R/T door scoops.
	New bucket seats design.
	New aluminum taillight panel.
	New performance hood treatment.
	New factory hood pins.
	New Hurst shifter.
	The hood turn signals are sleeker to follow the lines of the new hood.
	The hood latch, inner, latch support, and related hardware.
	New interior seat patterns. (Changed every year).
	New front lower valance as well as the interior door panels.
	New map pockets were optional, but standard on the SE package.
	The taillights themselves either had a thin chrome trim, or the complete blackout rear panel on the R/T Model.

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