1972 Dodge "Panther Pink" Challenger

The 1970 to 1974 first-generation Dodge Challenger, a product of American automobile manufacturer Dodge, represents a classic era of pony cars, built on the Chrysler Eplatform in both hardtop and convertible styles, sharing key components with the Plymouth Barracuda. In response to the luxurious and larger Mercury Cougar launched in 1967, the Challenger boasted a longerwheelbase, more spacious dimensions, and a more opulent interior, aimed at the affluent young American market. Among its iconic iterations is the 1972 Dodge Challenger in "Panther Pink," equipped with an AM/FM Radio, Raised White Letter Tires, Alloy American Racing Wheels, and powered by a formidable 360 Magnum 727 engine paired with a Slapstick Automatic Transmission, ensuring a blend of style and high performance.