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I need another Mopar like I need a hole in the head

Richard Cranium said:
This car's been advertised a few times on fleabay......

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Dodge-Charger-/252969698428?hash=item3ae62b447c:g:YH8AAOSwEHpZKPxF&vxp=mtr&nma=true&si=hwD8fBkmz7KEEUVQn8575kfW0Kg%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557



Don't know what he really wants, but the car looks pretty darn nice. Love the color & the body appears to be in better shape than the one I just bought, but I personally prefer the 68's.

I followed the car in the 2-3 times it was advertised to gauge the price, but 50 large was as high as it got. Who knows if it sold after the auction or not? Personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable about bidding that much money on an online auction or buying any car of high value without seeing it in person. To me, it was worth investing a grand to go to Colorado & see the car in person. I know these cars very well & know what to look for. The time & money spent was well worth the peace of mind.
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I two watch this car,the guy never answers his phone?
 
Richard Cranium said:
This car's been advertised a few times on fleabay......

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Dodge-Charger-/252969698428?hash=item3ae62b447c:g:YH8AAOSwEHpZKPxF&vxp=mtr&nma=true&si=hwD8fBkmz7KEEUVQn8575kfW0Kg%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557



Don't know what he really wants, but the car looks pretty darn nice. Love the color & the body appears to be in better shape than the one I just bought, but I personally prefer the 68's.

I followed the car in the 2-3 times it was advertised to gauge the price, but 50 large was as high as it got. Who knows if it sold after the auction or not? Personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable about bidding that much money on an online auction or buying any car of high value without seeing it in person. To me, it was worth investing a grand to go to Colorado & see the car in person. I know these cars very well & know what to look for. The time & money spent was well worth the peace of mind.
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Damn RC, next time You get that close to LA basin, You should come on over & see some of us:)
 
NJRR said:
RC- congrats on the new addition. Giving another one up to make room? Inquiring minds want to know and maybe buy !!!!!
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If anything were to go, it would be this, but you'd want to cut the roof off, so you aint getting your hands on it. :rofl:


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Hey R/C, If you decide to sell that runner,my brother just sold his 69 GTS conv and is looking for a 69 runner. he likes the nice stuff and ain't afraid to pay what its worth.Please let me know
 
I get a kick out of guys whining about the prices being too high and inflated. They are also the ones that claim these things are gonna tank soon.
Buy what you can afford and enjoy it. Save up some money and sell what you have and put the money together if you want to upgrade.
I think RC picked up a really nice car for a decent price and should be proud of it....i know i would be!!
 
1967coronet440 said:
Lucky SOB, I've been hounding a guy over a 331 HEMI for years. No luck yet
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I'm considering selling one of my 331's one is running and the other has been overhauled and not fired yet.
PM if you have any interest, I'm very close to Carlisle you can come by and look if you are going to Carlisle?
 
The latest MuscleCarOfTheWeek video on YouTube makes a great point about high prices on rare muscle cars bringing the value up on other cars the average Joe can afford.

I'll start a new thread about car prices and link that video.
 
The first thing you have to do is get rid of those common-as-nails R/T emblems, and put these on so everyone knows it's your car.
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I have to admit I don't post many pictures anymore. It's just kind of a pain. I think you should all remember these. Just to prove whomever that was wrong.

Info on the Charger. I bought it about 3 years ago. After looking everywhere I found it on EBAY about 10 miles from my house. It's an SE that's very, very original. Engine, trans, interior. It has a 383 AT, AC, with blue leather interior. about 95,000 miles. Option codes show all the normal SE options but it also shows it had a luggage rack which I understand to be rare. It's MIA though. The bad. Someone put a 4 barrel on it. Also the vinyl top is lifting a bit. Some paint is peeling on the upper passenger's top quarter about the size of a softball. Other than that the paint is great. I was the only bidder and bid exactly the reserve. $22,500.

The '71 Challenger is not original. 408, 4 speed, 3.91 Sure-Grip. White interior. We bought it as a 318 3speed car for $5,000. Put about $20,000 more into it.

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Wow! Posting pictures is so much easier than It used to be. This is my current 1973 Grand Am project. I bought it in mid-resto for $4,500. The frame is done and the 455 rebuilt.

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Just kinda going with personal experience, I'd say 'Submit' does a lot more than RC leads on( the interior house part). She doesn't go in the garage,hopefully,but she looks at the landscaping! C'mon RC you have to keep them happy or they start thinking of weird things to do next? They sit and "think" about all sorts of weird things. I just tell mine I was on the "Mopar site"!!!
 
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