I grabbed a 70 Charger right front fender off the local Craigslist today! They are getting very hard to find these days! It is 95%rust free,and straight too!
They are not cheap anymore,people know that they are not being reproduced,and price them accordingly. Years ago you could by a nice one for $100-$150,then they got into the $250-$300 range,these days they are in the $500-$750 range. There are people asking over a grand,but I am not seeing them actually selling in that range. I paid $500 each for the last two I bought. I have five 70 Chargers,so I grab them,when I see them come up for sale at a reasonable price. There was a guy on Dodge Charger .com asking $3900,or trade for a Bobcat tractor for one fender that was not an NOS fender,he still has it,and his estate will still have it long after we all are long gone!
Five 70 charger's?! I guess you love that 70 year! As for those fenders, yikes! Imagine needing to replace one...
I'm feeling mighty good about the $500.00 Charger fender I bought. The guy who was asking $3900.00 for his 70 Charger fender on the other site,now has them advertised on here,and he's down to $2300 each for them! He's blowing the shit out of high prices! To quote the movie Used Cars! Lol
I picked up a 6th 70 Charger shell last weekend! It's not pretty, but the frame rails, engine bay,cowl and rocker panels are all very solid!
I'm currently eyeing a 70 V-code R/T - numbers matching B5 over B5.... needs a full resto but it's still tempting at $20K
That's not a bad deal for a V code Charger R/T. There were 337 V code automatic transmission equipped cars built, and 349 4 speed manual transmission equipped cars built.