• When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

Someone got a great deal on Facebook 1973 Challenger

QuickBpBp

FBBO Gold Member
FBBO Gold Member
Local time
12:07 AM
Joined
Oct 14, 2010
Messages
21,817
Reaction score
79,778
Location
SE PA
This 1973 Challenger just came across my market place. $8,000 doesn’t buy much these days. Parked in 88 and sold as is. Sold quick of course. While it’s not a 70-71 it’s still a desirable Challenger. You don’t find them this nice, complete and priced like this that often. Sadly it will probably back up in a few days for a lot more… Details below.

IMG_0604.png


IMG_0603.png


IMG_0605.png


IMG_0606.png


IMG_0607.png


IMG_0608.png


IMG_0610.png


IMG_0611.png
 
Last edited:
For posterity:

VIN: JH23G3B496865

Screenshot_20250522_202011_Facebook~2.jpg
Screenshot_20250522_202017_Facebook~2.jpg
Screenshot_20250522_202051_Facebook~2.jpg

-V.I.N: JH23G3B496865
-Motor: 318
-Transmission: 904 automatic
-8 3/4 rear end
-Paint: GK6 Dark Bronze Metallic
-Interior: Black Bucket Seats
-Black vinyl top
-Console
-Power steering
-Power brakes
-14" Magnum 500 wheels with cooper Cobra Radial G/T tires
-Car does not run and drive will need mechanic work to put it back on the road
-Frame rails are solid
-Trunk floor has some holes as well as well as the fenders and inner fenders
-Been off the road since 1988
-Clean title
-Cash only I will not accept wire transfer, deposits, money down, or trades
-Perfect project car you can put some time into and get running or tear it down and restore it
 
Any E body under 10k is a deal,especially if you need more than a dustpan and a broom to move it!
 
The color probably hurts the value more than the 318, decent paint job is 15 grand anymore. Still a smokin deal at 8000. It would make a great daily driver!!
 
I love that factory color.

Candidate for "survivor" IE drive as is.
 
If I grabbed that car,it needs fenders anyway, I would swap out the nose to a 70 Challenger nose,with a rallye hood, then swap the tail panel and rear quarter marker lights and just like that you are rolling in a nice 70 clone Challenger. This 73 roller that I bought for $500 already has the 70 fenders on it, and I have a new AMD 70 taillight panel and marker light cutouts for the car. It has really cool old school 70s flares.the plan was to make a Challenger T/A track car out of it. I doubt that I will ever get around to doing anything with the car.

20200808_073123.jpg
 
I actually like the 72-74 tail lights better than the 70 or 71.
 
looks to be a great price

being on Facebook unless you know them be careful of being scammed/conned
 
Last edited:
Disagree.

I don't care for the single center backup light.

I do like the 70 front better, and I'm indifferent about the 71.

I like 72-74 Barracuda tail lights better, too.
 
It's a 73, "frown face" 318 car.

But it's worth more than 8K.

I'd say double.

...and I think the color adds value.

How many were green?...and how many of those had green interior?
 
I love all the Challengers. They were an awesome copy of the 69 Camaro. Slightly stretched, they had way better engine choices, and carried the lines on into the 70’s. That was a great deal.

PS: 71 was the best design of them all.
 
I saw it listed also. Nice car for the money. Hopefully, someone brings it back to life.
 
Auto Transport Service
Back
Top