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I've never abandoned a project car and I always give myself one year max to complete them. Nothing pains me more than seeing a Mopar get ripped apart and then sit for 10 or 20 years while parts get lost and damaged.
My last 2 Challengers came to me as incomplete projects, one by the original...
The grille isn't that bad. If I had one I would try blacking it all out though, I have never seen that done. The 2-3-4 cars still bring less money, I don't have a clear figure though.
They rust everywhere, lower quarters first, trunk floor and drop offs second, then the outer wheelhouses...
For me that's what it's all about. After about 40 years new cars finally got better than the 70 era cars but the old ones take you back to simpler/better times and it feels great to take them for a drive.
Nothing says GTF outta the way like a 70 Coronet grille. Personally I think they're pretty cool. Extra points for a Ramcharger hood though, this one needs the hood painted anyway. I agree that the 69 rear treatment is better but there's nothing that would stop me from owning a 70.
I hope someone gets to it before it gets violated more. I generally hate yellow but I like this car. It's going to take some cash to undo the butchery, I don't mind day2 but this one is distasteful. $45k is probably $10k too much. paintwork isn't cheap and there's some missing parts and they...
IMO: Easily removed, drastically increase enjoyment and appearance of car. Go for it. Perhaps added value as long as the original parts stay with the car.
Flying home tomorrow after a couple of months crisscrossing Mexico. Sooner be here than some areas I've been to in Portland, L.A. or Detroit. Like anywhere a little common sense and staying sober so you are aware of your surroundings is a good plan. Biggest deterrent is that prices have become...
I used to use a cover. But they get dirty too. Also the car has to be immaculate before you drape the cover on it. Now I don't use a cover and just blow them down with air before driving them.
Nope: But I hunted down cars that had them with this car. I enjoyed taking the posers down. There were a few cars that needed the scoops and ran good but not too many.