PROUD to say I now own THIS exact car! Very well put together

@GeneOh

5 жыл бұрын

What size motor is that? 73 SE Charger was my first car back in the mid 80's.

@merkurial

5 жыл бұрын

@@GeneOh it's a stock 318 motor (5.2L) but its having the hellephant crate motor installed

@HotAmericanCars

5 жыл бұрын

Bad to the bone Mopar, congrats man! Would you be interested to have your car story featured on our website and KZread channel?

@theguardian5961

5 жыл бұрын

I will too, soon.. but the roof has rust, how do you think I could remove that? Any suggestions?

@HotAmericanCars

5 жыл бұрын

@@theguardian5961 A body shop won't deal with it because it is very difficult to get the rust to stop once it starts and getting it to look OK will be difficult. You can probably find a place that will take cash and patch it up and that might hold up for a good long time.

This brings back some good memories from my childhood I loved my parents charger I wish I could have kept it forever those cars that year were something special!

Beautiful fucking car. I am now 42 years old. This is definitely on my purchase bucket list. Thank you!!!

20 years ago I dreamed of building one much like this, but with a gray interior, a power bulge hood, and a 408 stroker motor. Never got the opportunity, but seeing this revived the memory of that dream. Beautiful.

@RidesByRyan

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a bad ass car! Thanks for checking ours out!

@cerhart7172

2 жыл бұрын

@@RidesByRyan - It would have been a joy to build and drive. Thank you for showing this black beauty.

Bought a running 73 charger on my own at 15 for 600$. Guess the owner didnt know what he had. My dad sold it behind my back for a measly 3000$ after I got it upholsterd and painted. it's been 12 years and I'm still pissed.

One of the best paint job I have seen so far! Nice!!

wow that paint job is next level! well done fellas

My first car when I was 16 in 1981 was a '73 Charger SE.

@emerylandry2074

3 жыл бұрын

My first car at 16 was a 73 charger as well. Thing was loud as hell. Only 318 though

Awesome paint great work I love the car

@RidesByRyan

4 жыл бұрын

justin77782 thank you!

Gorgeous f’in car!!! You should try to find a set of the Rear Window Louvers that match the Rear Window Opera Louvers. You should also try to install the hideaway headlights! The set the whole 70’s MOPAR vibe off! Once again…this is a SUPER RAD 73 CHARGE SE! The blackout is FREAKIN’ SICK!!!

@RidesByRyan

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!

I wish i lived closer to your shop to have my 1973 charger done up. Nice work!

@RidesByRyan

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks William!

sweet outside! love seeing this car hooked up.

@RidesByRyan

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Absolutely Gorgeous!

Very nice car!!!! Well explained, I’m looking online at one right now...THANKS!

I had a 74 SE Brougham, buckets seats and floor shift. Best car I ever had.

its the best charger design, black!! felicidades hermoso auto

Well done ad and video, everyone should learn to do this if they want to sell a car.

The only thing is the silver on the rims and that beige interior. Almost completely blacked out and I love it!

Yeah, looks awesome!!!

GORGEOUS!!!❤️

I Love This Car!

God damn beautiful!!!

such a beauty

I found one today thinking about buying it

Awesome car buddy!

@RidesByRyan

5 жыл бұрын

Dion Aldi thank you!

Wow, good job.

Nice paint n body.

Very nice car!

That is one damn FINE automobile.

I love it

High gloss black.. very brave

@RidesByRyan

Жыл бұрын

Nah.. if you’re good black ain’t no big deal

DAMN! sweet dream car 🥵

very nice car. love the blacked out look... bumper work looks great, I hated that feature on mine.

very nice Dude. 10/10

@RidesByRyan

20 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Love your car, enjoy it!! I just got a really rough ‘74 that I’m going to bring back and make a monster out of... *MOPARorNOCAR*

Nice job........ Great finish ...what is the size of rims and Tyers overall and how much you lowered it thanks

Beautiful Car... how did you lower it if you don't mind me asking?... I inherited a 1974 Dodge Charger with a big block 400 but I love the clean low look you have acheived ... AWESOME !!!

Sweet!

Man, that just looks sinister ;)

Day leak... that can be spotted with an old school propane rig: nozzle has tube coming off the back you can hook a hose to. Run that hose all around your system and if it picks up freon, you get a green tinge in the flame - gas gets suckd in by venturi effect. Pump seal most likely - they are carbon, and when bearings start to runout too much, the seal follows very quickly.

Imponente belleza

Where did you get your parts from? I'm having a problem looking for the parts

❤❤❤

Main problem with 73-74's is that they've got land yacht front suspension (small shocks mounted inboard) hence it is very difficult to get the wallow out of the front end (I did it but it took actual race car shocks to fix it (fat dual adjustable Konis which just squeeze in the hole after a bit of grinding and they are not rubber mounted hence a bit of clunky clunky at slow speeds - oh and you have to take the LCA's off to change them) - but it fixed the wallow. If you don't mind the roof line at the C pillar of the 71-72, then that's a better starting point as far as handling goes (for me all the hassle fixing the 73 was worth it coz the roofline of the pillarless hardtop is so much nicer that the 71-72 - mine was originally a louvred SE like this one but I converted it).

@mickangio16

3 жыл бұрын

The problem with the '73-'74s was that Chrysler attempted to make the car more of a luxury type car as opposed to the performance oriented car that it was previously. They mounted the front subframe and rear end on big rubber bisquits that only got worse as they deteriorated. Chrysler used to sell cast iron subframe bisquits to replace the rubber ones for stock car racers- possibly still available. Holes had to be cut in frame to access the nuts that retained the mounting bolts. Rear end marshmallow mounting could be remedied by using earlier shock mounting plates/U-bolt setup.

@artfuldoj4005

3 жыл бұрын

@@mickangio16 yes I bought and installed the Mopar cast iron subframe biscuits (they were bolt in - no frame cutting required - only time there's a problem is if the nut welded inside the frame comes loose). But the cast iron biscuits DIDN'T fix the wallowing front end - the main issue is the shock layout design (i.e. the 73-74's have small shocks (almost half size) with the shock base mounted half way along the LCA like a C body instead of right at the end of the LCA near the wheel as per the 72 and earlier Chargers and all A and E bodies. You can visualise how much extra force is applied to the shocks in this design because the LCA acts like a lever on the shock). The Petty and others race cars all had twin front shocks to alleviate the problem. Some of the aftermarket suspension suppliers still sell aluminium versions of those biscuits - they do improve the front end but they won't fix the wallow - to fix that you've got to fix the shocks (experience talking here)

about the shape I can't say any more !!! that's fantastic awesome , Great ,handsome...Lol

Where did you get the side window Louvers?

Looks good but not my favorite. Very well done!

@RidesByRyan

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Put some hideaway lights on it and you got a pure classic.

But is the body straight? Are there any ripples or waves in the paint?

I’m not a big fan of the mid 70s chargers, But damn this one is sweet!

@tonnyglez9653

4 жыл бұрын

Why not? I’m just naturally curious.

@xMarkie

4 жыл бұрын

Tonny Glez here I am a year later and honestly I’ve grown to love them much more!

Done right

Nice.

fireeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I know of a 72 charger 340 i believe and there's only surface rust for 16k

Man, gorgeous car, this particular year, I don't know why, I feel like from the side, it looks like a stretched out Cuda, are you considering doing any upgrades on the engine or do you want to keep it as stock as possible?

Is this the car for sale on trovit if so I am intrested in buying this the price you had on it was 5.7k correct?

Pure evil looking car ,dammm nice , at 6:04 front window it looks like its frozen :) , what kind of window is this on it ?

Is the car still available

Gorgeous looking Charger What's the Engine Size

هي قويه ورائعه

what kind of black paint did you use for the paint job...single stage black ? looks awesome! !

@RidesByRyan

6 жыл бұрын

Luci Tube Thank you! It’s a base clear black that was wet sanded and polished.

@mook03005

6 жыл бұрын

Cool ryan name brand of paint?

@RidesByRyan

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Morris we used Martin Senour base and DuPont clear.

That is sexy beyond sexy. Geez. I adore the 73 Chargers and 66 chargers they’re easily my favorite models and seeing this one brings me endless joy. That’s my dream car right there 💪🏽🙏🏽🔥

Great look to an old classic. However, what happened to the interior? Should be black buckets with a console.

@RidesByRyan

5 жыл бұрын

We were focused on the 66 Cadillac we were building at the same time as this car and decided to leave the interior stock. We made an even cooler video of the caddy, you can see it here kzread.info/dash/bejne/p3uuxdyudqy_Z5s.html

@barruzza

5 жыл бұрын

Well HELLO! Oh yes, nice video. What Cadillac? Looks like the same wheels? Nice job, great paint.

@RidesByRyan

5 жыл бұрын

Sal Barruzza thank you! Subscribe to our channel, we build cool stuff like these all the time.

What kind of hemi she has in her

what did this car sell for ?

also I have the exact interior but my exterior color is Aztec Gold...or unGodly Brown if you ask me.. LOL Mine has 59,243 original miles and has sat for over 20 years

How much did it sell for?

I’m able to buy this same cat for 5k. It has no rust is it a good buy????

But it needs a 440

@xMrFuzZyKitteH

3 жыл бұрын

found one with a 400 worth it?

@arixp9092

3 жыл бұрын

@@xMrFuzZyKitteH yeah it is, they have more guts so u can stroke the motor

Needs a big block and cragers

Nice asss car but those rims need to go!

My cousin had a Charger in the 90's. I lost my driver's license one time, when I was driving him and some friends. The police said I was driving recklessly :) I got my licence back after three months... Funny now, not so funny back then :)

What the worth of a car like that ?

what is the asking price?

@RidesByRyan

5 жыл бұрын

Pissarrio it’s sold at auction already sorry

What kind of paint was used...single stage black and a coat of clear? Looks beautiful guys!!

@RidesByRyan

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Morris thank you! It’s a base clear black that was sanded and polished.

I hate when people say ,"we didn't have time." I bet there was refrigerant every damn where under the hood of that car..

@RidesByRyan

2 жыл бұрын

Actually we charged it for the new owner after he bought it and it worked fine. We didn’t before because, get this.. we didn’t have time. Building 20 cars at once with 5 or 6 people will do that

I'm sixteen and I want to get one of these but idk maybe

@RidesByRyan

3 жыл бұрын

They’re still out there cheap if you keep looking. It’s great to see the younger generation still into these old cars!

@oliverreyes8577

3 жыл бұрын

@@RidesByRyan yeah I've been looking for a few and I've liked old cars since I was young thanks

what motor what trans what rear duh

@RidesByRyan

9 ай бұрын

That was all listed in the auction that was tied to this video.. some 6 years ago when it was posted. Duh

how much you want for this junk ?

I hate when people put on custom wheels on such a beautiful masterpiece

Nice For what it is. Wheels are my only dislike. Nice ride.

Sounds like a mild mannered 318

@RidesByRyan

5 жыл бұрын

Jonathan Thomsen until it runs into a phone booth to change.. ;)

@jonathanthomsen7218

5 жыл бұрын

@@RidesByRyan it's nice to see a smooth running small block instead of the normal big block

No slap stick . Nice car but not for my

Fucking Murked Out Brah! Caguamofukinbunga!!!!!

from the outside it is very good but from the inside is shit

A girly man small block car. But I knew that when I saw the 120mph speedometer. Big block speedometers go to 150.

@RidesByRyan

5 жыл бұрын

RCWorks yes, you’re so much more manly and cool. Can you ever forgive us for building such a girly car? lol

@mickangio16

3 жыл бұрын

Not everyone wants a racecar (or wannabe). A perfect running/driving slow car is much more desireable to many of us than an attempted street racer that runs & drives like crap, pigs gas, and looks like a high schoolers first pride and joy. These cars are antiques, now. They don't have to be fast to be enjoyed and appreciated. Personally, the only thing that I don't care for is the wheel/tire choice but that is only my point of view- not the owners. Nice car.

318 car lmao

se modles suck