Dodge Challenger 440 R/T

This 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T is built to the "Vanishing Point" look: white paint, a green interior and a dark metallic green transverse stripe (code V9F). The dealer says the fender tag and build sheet point to a one-of-one combination of colour, trim and stripe, though that is described as a belief rather than a confirmed fact.

Power comes from the 440 cubic inch (7.2-litre) Magnum V8 with a four-barrel carburettor, paired with a three-speed TorqueFlite automatic. It has power steering and power brakes, front discs and Rallye wheels. The car spent more than 20 years in a private US museum collection before coming to the UK, where it is now registered. It shows 49,000 miles.

In 2017 the current owner had it recommissioned by Mopar specialist Ernie Wright, covering the engine, carburettor, suspension, brakes, gearbox, differential, fuel lines, heater and electrics. It has new BF Goodrich Radial T/A tyres, plus reversible changes including LED dash lighting, H4 headlamps and a period-style Bluetooth radio. It is exempt from road tax and MOT as a historic vehicle but is offered with a current MOT and its original documentation.