1970 Challenger T/A EB5 D21 Colorado

[LoStHeMi]

looks pretty decent,,,,

https://www.ebay.com/itm/234974203858?hash=item36b58dcfd2:g:BO8AAOSwVstkOxny&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4IMw%2Bq5hazfbkuSFg7%2FI2IEy3kYBdKeAxhD0hL1t%2BeylJouEj9qeK%2FDbFCk9Z43lPPwdYR8uwVfzABeXwkiEyhw6m542b60HdTk3w%2Ffkyj6dwVRjmRPAOrWc6pi26JOkvqoWRd7VkfwvisuVCVl9LBVZcRGh4GrcqE0jFgrDDRCPAqxClUP2ksRRSrEQb5E%2B6D9sO5PkUuu8fEXJYK7qDAktBUA0cOiROrhZroyFKm%2FgGV7qm8d9L%2BB%2FT5lu%2BQHKymkp6GcVk4OqXIpSiIEVdICvSCMKRvaja%2BhKsfo%2BHZKX%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR47e4oD2YQ

[cuda hunter]

That is a good looking car. 

[Ricomondo]

Body and interior look good. Needs a LOT of detailing in the engine compartment to be even close to original.

[anlauto]

Price is a little optimistic for the car in that condition 

[ragtopdodge]

#s matching drive train and buildsheet are HUGE bonus items.

Sure, engine needs LOTS of detailed work, but that's a weekend job.

Underside looks cruddy, but as long as they're no rust, I see a rig worth $80k.  And it can be driven a LOT w/o worrying about paint knicks underneath, etc.

T/A tag should be UNDERNATH the main tag: