Which packages could be combined on 1970 Challengers?

[Flatdad]

There were a wide variety of option packages available, but which could be combined?

R/T, A66 (340 performance package), A93 (Deputy), Western Sport Special, T/A, SE... maybe others I forgot

Obviously R/T and SE could combine but what about the others? Also, any convertible roof restrictions on these packages?

[JH27N0B]

You can do a deep dive in the Dodge Salesman guide to see what was and wasn't available with different option and package combos.
https://www.e-bodies.org/Resources/Data_Salesman_Color_Upholstery/1970_Dodge_Salesman_Models_Equipment_Prices_Challenger.pdf

[6bblgt]

for 1970 -
  there were 2 E-body models for Dodge: "JH" Challenger & "JS" Challenger R/T (these are mutually exclusive)

  each was available in 3 body styles: "23" - 2-door hardtop, "27" - 2-door convertible & "29" - 2-door formal hardtop "SE" (these are mutually exclusive)

  there were 3 available "Package Cars" for the 1970 Challenger "JH" ONLY - "A53" - TRANS AM Package (JH23 ONLY), "A66" - 340 Performance Package (JH23/JH27 ONLY) & "A93" - Deputy/coupe (JH23 ONLY) (these are mutually exclusive)

  there are a number of OPTION PACKAGES available:
A01 - light group - ALL
A04 - basic radio group - ALL
A05 - protection group - ALL * N/A T/A
A31, A32, A33, A34, A35, A36 - axle packages (most restricted to specific engine/transmission combinations) * N/A T/A
A62 - gauges - STANDARD R/T, OPTIONAL others (V8 ONLY)
A63 - trim components included with SE, OPTIONAL others (23/27) * N/A T/A
A91 - WSS component "sport" package (JH23 ONLY) * N/A T/A