In the beginning years of the ’70s, carmakers were trying to figure out how to meet the upcoming emissions and safety regulations without losing a ton of power. Dodge was no different, even though it always seemed to hold out until the last minute before making changes. In this case, that hesitation benefited Charger lovers because the company produced an SE version of the car. It sported the basic amenities of the original model, but it had more stylized interior components to increase the car’s luxury status. The 1970 SE Charger included wood and vinyl seats, a wood-wrapped steering wheel, a wood-grained dash, and an instrument panel, making it a truly special edition car.
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