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is this worth it or not?

Lots of work, but if you have the $$$$ and tools to do it, go for it.
 
"...made to look like a 72 rt..."
No such critter. 1970 & 1971 only for R/T Challengers.
 
I would avoid buying an unrestored vintage car on the East Coast.
 
Always buy the best body you can. Mechanicals are easy-body work hard! Remember: rust never sleeps.
Mike
 
"unmolested" is a bit of a stretch.
 
Yea I love these guys that tell you it’s so easy to get a title and there investing money in a car they don’t legally own
 
omegamonk said:
Yea I love these guys that tell you it’s so easy to get a title and there investing money in a car they don’t legally own
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It really depends what state you are in.
Some don't issue titles for old cars
 
True but I wouldn’t put a dime in a car I didn’t have documentation of ownership
 
I wouldn't jump on it - without a title there's no proof of ownership. I purchased my 73 Rallye for that price and it needed a lot of work too but mine came with a title.
 
Save yourself years of work and keep looking, the price is the least thing to worry about if the body is rusty.
 
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