Greg's Description:

I have owned the car for over 23 years. When I bought the car it was painted black. Restored it about 14 years ago in black. I don't know what I was thinking by painting it black again. After checking to see if the numbers matched I realized how rare the FM3 color is. I included a picture of my son with the car and he is now 19 years old. When I bought the car it was the cleanest Challenger I could find as far a rust goes. I drove about 100 miles to see the car after a friend of mine told me about it. The car has 53,000 original miles on it. I have the build sheet and have checked the numbers on the engine, transmission, cowl and the vin number and they all match. It is a 383 engine,auto transmission, power barkes, power steering and has A/C. I have always liked Challengers. I sold my first Challenger when I got married and bought this one a couple of years later and have had it ever since. I don't know a lot about the history of the car before I bought it.

EN1 - End of Codes
26 - 26" Radiator
Y05 - Build for U.S.
V9X - Black Bumblebee Stripe
R11 - MusicMaster AM Radio
N85 - Tachometer
N42 - Chrome Dual Exhaust Tips
N41 - Dual Exhaust
M31 - Belt & Hood Mouldings
M21 - Roof Drip Trough Mouldings
J54 - Sport Hood
H51 - Air Conditioning
G34 - Left Outside Remote Racing Mirror
C55 - Bucket Seats
C26 - Overhead Roof Console
C16 - Console
B51 - Power Brakes
A62 - Rallye Instrument Cluster
V1X - Black Full Vinyl Top
FM3 - Panther Pink Lower Body Paint
HRX9 - Black Leather Bucket Seats
000 - Upper Door Frame Paint (N/A on E-body)
516 - Scheduled Production Date, Saturday, May 16, 1970
XXXXXX - Order Number
E63 - 383 4-bbl Engine
D32 - Heavy Duty 727 Automatic Transmission
JS29 - Challenger R/T SE 2-Door Sport Coupe
N - 383 4-bbl Engine
0 - 1970 Model Year
B - Assembly Plant - Hamtramck, Michigan
XXXXXX - Sequence Number