i never heard of a dodge charger for aussie pursuits, and i think 30- 40 would be hard to miss. probably only had 100ish pursuit cars in all nsw back then. i thought they finished production in 1973 as well.
the motor of choice in the us charger was the mighty 426 hemi with dual quads, as second choice was the 440. taking it to 490 at that time would be the same as taking a 6.3 commodore out to 7litres or twin turbos and giving it to the gov workers.
the rumor we had (sw wa) was a 4 door kingswood with worked 350 and nitrous good for 140 mph. my dad was in police through the 70s and although he wasnt pursuit, he worked close with the pursuit guys and often was dropped off home in the chase cars. he doesnt know of any nitro kingswoods.
i reckon it sounds like a rumour
BTW. i have a aussie charger, my pop bought it brand new in 71 and now its mine. i sometimes think of a viper v10 and 6 speed for it. but for now its absolutely stock and get used 3-4 times a year.
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