The 1970 Dodge Charger, RT, 426 Hemi V8, is one of the most impressive muscle cars to ever strut its stuff on the open road. It had a menacing look, and was built for two things: speed and power. Dodge only made 56 of these models that sported an automatic transmission behind the Hemi. If you don’t think these cars have value in today’s world, think again.
They’re seriously valued on today’s market. Another stand-out feature of this vehicle is its paint job. It’s famous, because it’s believed to be one-of-a-kind. It’s known as EB3 Light Blue Metallic, which complements the black vinyl top perfectly. The combination gives the model its menacing look. The white transverse rear strip option is just additional icing on the cake. It adds to the car’s high-performance mystique. However, the serious action is all under the hood. The 426b Hemi is legendary for executing power.
It simply keeps torquing up the power until you let off the pedal. The engine is massive and there’s little room left for anything else in the bay. Rocker arms, combustion chambers, high compression, air-fuel mixtures, dual 4-barrel carburetors! You know the ramifications when it all comes together under one hood.
It’s impressive.