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Help Identify these forgotten B-Bodies

Goonce

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I need help Identifying some cars that I found in the woods. Hoping to drag them out so hopefully some of y’all can use them if there worth more than scrap value. I think one is a 70 Roadrunner but I don’t know about the other.

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There is value in the seats if they aren't terribly rusty.
 
Couple grand each, maybe, depending on if VIN and fender tag are there, with the availability of aftermarket parts and such, anything can be saved now days. Get them out and post them up. Need to be cleaned up with a quick pressure wash and on a trailer so rust and parts can be evaluated.
Also, VIN and fender tag(that screwed on plate on the inner fenderwell), close up shots help a bunch.
 
Couple grand each, maybe, depending on if VIN and fender tag are there, with the availability of aftermarket parts and such, anything can be saved now days. Get them out and post them up. Need to be cleaned up with a quick pressure wash and on a trailer so rust and parts can be evaluated.
Also, VIN and fender tag(that screwed on plate on the inner fenderwell), close up shots help a bunch.
I know they wouldn’t have titles but both still have the fender tags. One is rusted in the center since it has no hood but the other seems to be in decent shape. They both have inspection stickers that say 1975.
 
Well, you'd be surprised the info that can be had from the tags. And titles for really old cars like that aren't as difficult to get if you really want one.
 
Where in NC? I could be willing to help get them out and make an offer
 
Couple grand each, maybe, depending on if VIN and fender tag are there, with the availability of aftermarket parts and such, anything can be saved now days. Get them out and post them up. Need to be cleaned up with a quick pressure wash and on a trailer so rust and parts can be evaluated.
Also, VIN and fender tag(that screwed on plate on the inner fenderwell), close up shots help a bunch.
The roadrunner has an engine but it’s not a complete engine and the other doesn’t have one at all.
 
If the owner of the cars is thinking about scraping them, I would offer about double scrap price...bout $500 per each. You will make some money on seats, trim, dash and other things.
 
The R/T is a 4 speed so it probably still has the Dana rear under it. Shame they ended up there.
 
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