1970 Challenger R/T SE 383 4 spd FF4

[LoStHeMi]

nice car... big $

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Dodge-Challenger-383-RT-SE-1-OF-1-4-SPEED/402496014071?hash=item5db6a1c6f7:g:OG0AAOSwiSxfiRP4

[anlauto]

Very optimistic asking price for a 383 car 

[6bblgt]

it recently sold at auction for $80 CAN - IIRC, there was a thread here or Moparts

Mike Ross (Jay Leno's agent) owned the car & had it at spring fling one year, now it's "celebrity owned" 

[ragtopdodge]

Rather have the 440 RT/SE 4-speed that was on BAT.  I bet it's cheaper (didn't make reserve) than this 383 car.

[chris NOS]

i feel the asking price for all the e-body are on the rise in the last 12 months...excepting V CODE AND HEMI that are keeping the same value on last year...
but i can say the same on regular mustangs ,looks like the US market is strong ...

[RUNCHARGER]

I think you're right. The U, V and R-code cars are becoming the better value IMO.

[headejm]

You have to admit that is a very nice looking car. Doesn't really matter what price is being asked, you can still appreciate how cool that car is (especially with the houndstooth interior and 4-speed). 

[serpiko]

Maybe the seller is hoping that the "celebrity owned" factor will help

[MONC]

You have to admit that is a very nice looking car. Doesn't really matter what price is being asked, you can still appreciate how cool that car is (especially with the houndstooth interior and 4-speed). 

Agreed, except I don't consider that houndstooth interior.
This is houndstooth interior :

[anlauto]

That looks more like plaid interior 

[MONC]

From that pic I can see that Alan.
The one in the car mentioned is a tighter pattern though.

Maybe a pic from Barry's site would help.
Technically I think Dodge just called in cloth and vinyl anyhow , lol.

1971
https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/colorAndTrim/1971/71_Challenger0004.jpg

1970
https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/colorAndTrim/1970/70_Challenger0007.jpg

[6bblgt]

this is "HOUNDSTOOTH"
at Plymouth 1970, it was available in a Gran Coupe Barracuda & in limited numbers in 'Cuda (cloth inserts available in black/white & black/burnt orange)

FoMoCo used it on interiors & vinyl tops - '69 Camaro had a number of colored interiors with it

[6bblgt]

this is "PLAID"
it was used on '71 Challenger (in black/white, black/orange & green/white) also used on Demon, Duster & others

[6bblgt]

this is "SALT & PEPPER"

cloth insert material used on '70 Challengers (available in black/white, black/blue, black/orange & black/green) 

[MONC]

Dan's the man. thanks for the pics.
Do you have any factory literature that shows Plaid vs Houndstooth vs Salt and Pepper?
All I could find was it described as cloth inserts.