1970 Challenger AAR sixpac manifold

Original 1970 AAR cud’s lower intake manifold. Used on my dads car this is an original lower unit with out the carbs. Photos are all we have for this item.
Due to its size and weight shipping isn’t ideal at this time but not off the table.
We are in New Orleans La and frequent the gulf coast.
Asking 1500 obo, make an offer.

 

This would be really tempting if I still had my '70 Dodge Adventurer. 383 and Three On The Tree. I still miss it.

 

I had a 1970 440-6 ‘Cuda with shaker hood, 4 speed and Dana-60. Thing got worse mileage than our trucks but ran like a raped ape. That motor could peg the 150 mph speedo. Sold it for $3k to finish school in 1981 - one of my financial catastrophes I’ll always regret.

 

Call Mark Worman at Graveyard Cars

 

Haven’t a clue as to who that is?
This is one of those odd ball things my dad has held onto for 40+ years.
We also have a set of wheelie bars, from his bracket RX7. Anyone need those hahaha

 

I got you beat.

Sold my 1978 F250 Supercab 4x4 for $2500 to buy something more economical on gas to go back and forth to school.

It had a 400 BB, C6 auto, NP205 cast iron xfer case, Dana 60s, 4.10s, and 36" swampers.

Oh and the original 8 track.

 

I had a '72 440 challenger with a sixpack slapstick etc, my parents gave me the choice of living in it or selling it when at 16 I was arrested doing 120+ on the 405 at 2am. They gave it away for 1500 bucks in 1978 and forced me to buy Mom's B210 hatchback

 

Had a 1968 RR sold it to buy a 79 Dotson the car in the front is mine.

 

Mopar Day!! My 1989 Chrysler Conquest TSi.

 

Just for clarification, since this came from an AAR, it fits the small block 318, 340, 360 LA series engines.

 

Will it? I have very limited knowledge on these parts. Only what the ole’man says lol