Finally bought a B Body been a long time!

[Richard Cranium]

Yeah yeah yeah Richard you always say the right things

Look, everyone here is happy for someone when they get the car that they want. Heck, it took me nearly 5 years to find the right 68 Charger R/T for me. I was looking for a clean solid original car and when I found it, even though it was more than i wanted to pay, I pounced on it. And I'm glad I did. But constantly buying flip-cars and showing them off here to get praise and help is a lot different than finding something you want to keep and fix up. I truly hope that you do find the car you want, but will you? By your own admission, you have been searching for 19 1/2 years and I just can't fathom that something hasn't come up in all these years.

I may have been having a little bit of fun at your expense in the posts above, but enough of posting flip mobiles.

 

[biomedtechguy]

Wow man. That Charger in that condition with those options some people look for for decades, and now we find out you're flipping it?
You're looking for a 70 Roadrunner? 4 speed? Lemon Twist?
Throw in it's a real V-code too!
Here ya go:

Oh...it's NOT for sale...

 

[Richard Cranium]

And how many years did you search for yours?

 

[biomedtechguy]

And how many years did you search for yours?

6 months maybe. I started looking for a 68-70 Super Bee or R/T Coronet, got drawn to a 70 Roadrunner that was reasonably priced, but it went up way too high on auction. That refocused my attention to the 69-70 Roadrunner. My best friend bought a 70 Roadrunner from a guy I knew from the "street scene" in the late 70s, and that was back in 79-80. My first exposure to Mopar, and the induction into the Mopar family came in 69 with my parents purchase of a new 1969 base auto 383 Roadrunner.
So once I turned my attention to the Roadrunner, 70 preferred, I came across an ad for my car, a V-Code but had a 71 440 6bbl. They were asking $59k but to my surprise I was able to buy it in the low $4X,*** range. I've put $10k in it at least.
Voila!