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In 1978 dollars, it looks like a solid $500.00 car to me.
69 RT SE value question
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Your generous.... In 78 I paid less for more.... But it's not 1978 anymore... Wish we could go back...
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As an owner of an A47 '69 Charger R/T SE it peaks my interest every time I come across a WiW thread on one ?
in my opinion only....
at least a somewhat significant portion of price valuation gets attached to an "XS" VIN example A47.... to wit: R/T SE as being "rare and collectible" within an even greater premium for 'originality'
That said...
* NON-numbers matching engine
* NON-original equipment restoration (D21 converted)
Both factors, can potentially and significantly detract from 'rarity and collectability' at later Sale, the 'Originality' for many in the R/T SE compromised thereby rendering even more 'subjectivity' to pricing at any future sale ?
I would tend to agree with a probably max ceiling price at any later Sale in the $65K to $70K range relative in todays dollars.
Let the PO squawk all he wants.... restore the Car and enjoy it !
in my opinion only....
at least a somewhat significant portion of price valuation gets attached to an "XS" VIN example A47.... to wit: R/T SE as being "rare and collectible" within an even greater premium for 'originality'
That said...
* NON-numbers matching engine
* NON-original equipment restoration (D21 converted)
Both factors, can potentially and significantly detract from 'rarity and collectability' at later Sale, the 'Originality' for many in the R/T SE compromised thereby rendering even more 'subjectivity' to pricing at any future sale ?
I would tend to agree with a probably max ceiling price at any later Sale in the $65K to $70K range relative in todays dollars.
Let the PO squawk all he wants.... restore the Car and enjoy it !
QOTHL
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In case someone hasn't posted it yet, here's a link to the decode chart. It shows V1 69-71 Full Vinyl Top. X is for black.
http://www.passion4mopars.com/1969-1971-Fender-Tag-Codes_b_25.html
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G-man69
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Sometimes buyers have "buyers remorse" where they think the paid too much, and sometimes sellers have "sellers remorse" where they think they didn't get enough. It's always after the fact. Once the deal is complete, it's over. The buyer doesn't owe any more money and the seller doesn't owe any refund. The deal has been "closed". Time to move on at that point.
ch1ll
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5k and maybe a little more if it has build sheet, fender tag and is a high option car.
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