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70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? #1370358
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Were there such cars?


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Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: HotRodDave] #1370359
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per one of GG's little white books....355 JS23N0B 3-speed cars were shipped in 1970.

Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: HotRodDave] #1370360
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I believe there were 150 made, base model was 383 3 speed.
Iv'e also seen 383 3 speed Cuda's


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Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: mikeysmopars] #1370361
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I owned a 70 Cuda 383 mag 3 speed on the floor.Panther pink with black interior and a gull wing. I did change the color though

Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: fastmark] #1370362
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So could it be an R/T and a 3spd from the factory? I thought it would be at least a 440hp 4 speed if it was an R/T


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Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: HotRodDave] #1370363
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Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: Alaskan_TA] #1370364
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The STANDARD transmission in all of the non-440/non-HEMI powered '70-'71 Mopar musclecars was the manual 3-speed.
'Cuda, 340 Duster, Road Runner, Challenger R/T, Swinger 340, Super Bee.

Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: 6bblgt] #1370365
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There are exceptions, the T/As & AARs had the automatic or 4-speed as required options.


Re: 70 challenger 383 3spd R/T ??? [Re: Alaskan_TA] #1370366
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Yes, 383 R/T's in 1970. I remember reading somewhere the 3-spd tranny gave you a cheaper insurance rate. (Really takes the fun out of banging 2nd gear. )







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