1970 Dodge Challenger - Public Domain Photo The first Dodge Challenger was produced in 1959 and came with a six cylinder and was painted only in silver paint. It was a two-door and had some luxury features like wall to wall carpeting, white wall tires, wheel covers and more.

The 1970, 1971 Dodge Challenger was a pony car and was similar to the Plymouth Barracuda. It was produced to challenge the popular Mercury Cougar. Carl Cameron designed the exterior of the car. He was an experienced car designer and had designed

1970 DODGE CHALLENGER Owners Manual the 1966 Dodge Charger. One of his unused sketches for the Charger was used in part to design the Dodge Challenger.

Unfortunately for the 1970, 1971 Dodge Challenger, the press criticized it and the pony type car was losing popularity, so sales fell. However 165,500 of these cars did sell at that time.

Now the 1970, 1971 Dodge Challenger's are hot collectors items. On this page you will find many of these cars for sale plus service manuals and parts.

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