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I like it. Mines green too. Unfortunately no 426 hemi, though. :D

I do not specifically know about the netherlands or europe as a whole but i recently learned that 90% of germans do NOT have a net worth of 725k or more. If you have a net worth of 725k as a german you count as the top 10%. This is basically you owning a nice paid off house in a nice...

Car would look better with some wheel well chrome IMO but i wouldn't refuse it if given to me for free. :D

I don't know but FC7 and E86 are good codes. (Drooling...) Pretty nice car you got there :thumbsup:

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/dodge/charger-r-t/2634720.html I can't see a fender tag, no mentioning of a build sheet and theres no vin specified. I could've bought a 69 hemi charger, repainted and with factory replacement engine but otherwise apparently nice condition...

I do not like the idea of paying 6 figures for any car but i seriously like that my charger is green and automatic. I even wanted the buddy seat option and column shift. Guess i'm not the norm here. :)

I almost can't believe it. Everyone's saying how times are rough but MORE THAN ENOUGH people are obviously still able to burn money like there's no tomorrow. Doesn't matter if it's paying 40$/day for parking at miami beach, 10k for a table reservation in las vegas or 170k for something like...

I don't know but i found hagerty more often than not to be pretty accurate. I looked at ebay auction results for a while but i more or less gave up on that because i found you can't trust them. Lots of cars get relisted a few weeks later etc. You can't verify if something really sold or not. So...

Rule of thumb for 2nd gen chargers: If it seems way to high it's probably right on the money. :fool: I like the hagerty value guide and actually use it a lot: https://www.hagerty.com/valuation-tools/make I also look at sold auctions (ebay, mecum...) and current offerings. classic.com can also...

63,5k and then you have to freeze in winter because there is no frickin heat?

Nice car but that air cleaner. I'd rather trade of 5hp for a factory one.

That said i have not installed any anti theft devices and my 72 cutlass has not been stolen since i have it. (about 10 years):thumbsup: The beauty of having a car that is nice but not THAT special and/or expensive. You can enjoy without worrying too much.

This doesn't work in germany. Fuel line cutoff switch would probably be the most simple yet effective way to prevent your car from being stolen. :)

That's probably excluding fees?

This kinda happened in the vintage synthesizer market. Instead of driving the prices down the originals now cost even more... But some reproductions are very cheap despite sounding very close to the originals.

Wow thats a VERY nice looking 70' charger. :)

Hopefully it does not end up at a greedy person or someone who will restore and never drive it.

I feel like classic car prices are escalating in general. One should think they would go down instead given the current situation. But do they really sell at those prices? I guess not. But i haven't checked auction prices since i bought my car earlier this year. :)

If you are refering to the high prices of us classics in germany/europe. Well thats europe for ya. Im not a fan, too. Edit: And its not just classic cars. I think europe (at least germany) is pretty much the california of the usa.

I only added the decals in the upper left spot of the windshield (flowmaster etc.) All other decals are from the original owner.