Depends upon if it is a #1, #2, or #3 in condition, and if it is a Coronet 500 383 2 bbl or 4 bbl, R/T 426, R/T 440 4 bbl, or R/T 440 6 bbl. A Coronet 500 could range from mid-$20's to upper $40's/low 50's. A 440 4bbl could be mid $40's to mid $80's. A 3x2 bbl could be mid $80's to $130's. A 1968 R/T Hemi could be low $100's to $250k+. As you know, there are many variables. Also, depends upon documentation. Finding the right car with the right documentation is the first step.
He's got money Doug, sell him yours!
Yes, must be a 4-speed. Also, just in case anyone has a non-Mopar as a "second" car, I'm also looking for a 1970 Pontiac GTO convertible 4-speed that is in good to excellent condition, along with the documentation. I'm on the various Pontiac forums, but thought I would throw that out on this forum since you never know what has what cars in their collection. I know I'll have an easier time finding the 1970 GTO since more were produced.
I haven't seen this car. Do you know if it is for sale?
I took that pic almost 15 years ago. What little info I had then is probably irrelevant now. It wasn't for sale then and I'm almost positive it was an automatic on the column.
OK, thanks for the input.
Yes, I am on all of the forums. I'm friends with John Kraman, Scott Hoke, a handful of other folks at Mecum, and they are aware of my search. Also, I've communicated with many of the restoration shops to let them know of my search. And continue to network my way through the Mopar and muscle car community. I agree that this most likely will be finding one quietly between owners. In talking on the phone with Doug last night we figure the entire pool of these cars that are available is only 10-15 cars worldwide. It is like being a detective on a cold case. One contact leads to the next which leads to the next and you think you are getting warm and then it isn't what you thought it was. However, I'm hoping with persistence, in time it will lead to the right car. I'm sure I'll find the 1970 GTO first just due to the fact that there were 1,243 produced. Thanks for everyone's input.
Yeah I know, but the red on red narrows it down a bit.
