The Apex Collection · Lot F186
1970 Dodge Challenger T/A
Factory High Impact EK2 Go Mango, Rotisserie-Restored and Documented T/A
Highlights
- Complete rotisserie nut and bolt-restored and documented T/A
- Factory high impact EK2 Go Mango paint
- Documented by two broadcast sheets
- 340 CI Six Pack V-8 engine
- 4-speed transmission
- 3.91 Drag Pak
- Listed in the Chrysler Registry
- Fender tag decode
- No. 677 of 977 listed in Chrysler Registry
- Rallye suspension
- Polyglas tires
- Black vinyl top
- Painted remote mirrors
Specification
- Year
- 1970
- Make
- Dodge
- Model
- Challenger
- Exterior
- Go Mango
- Interior
- Black
- Transmission
- 4-Speed Manual
- Odometer
- 64,922 miles
- Lot
- F186
The Story
Introduced for one year only, the 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A was Dodge’s entry into the SCCA Trans-Am racing series and remains one of the most iconic muscle cars of the era. Built to homologate Dodge’s factory race effort, the Challenger T/A combined aggressive styling, race-bred engineering and street-ready performance. Distinguishing features included the 340 Six Pack engine, unique fiberglass hood with functional air scoop, side-exit exhaust, Rallye suspension and bold graphics that captured the competitive spirit of the Trans-Am series. Only a limited number were built, making surviving, well-documented cars highly collectible today.
This particular Challenger T/A has been the subject of a meticulous rotisserie restoration finished in its original High Impact Go Mango color. Rarely do cars of this quality come to market. The quality of this restoration is outstanding, with incredible paint work, trim, interior and detailed undercarriage reflective of the same quality as the top side. Under the fiberglass N94 hood lies a 340 Six Pack V-8, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and Pistol Grip shifter and sending power through an optional 3.91 Drag Pak rear end for exceptional performance. Additional factory equipment includes Rallye suspension, Polyglas tires, a black vinyl top and painted remote mirrors.
It is documented with two original broadcast sheets, a fender tag decode and is listed in the Chrysler Registry as No. 677 of 977 recorded examples. Combining authenticity, performance and expert restoration, this Challenger T/A stands as a superb example of Dodge’s one-year-only Trans Am legend—an enduring symbol of Mopar’s racing heritage and American muscle car excellence.
