1970 Cuda N Code Numbers Matching

[303 Mopar]

I saw this Cuda for sale today at a Cars N Coffee.  It is a '70 Cuda N code numbers matching according to the owner as I did not have a chance to verify.  He has owned it for 10 years and rarely drove it.  It comes with the original 15" rallye wheels and everything to put the AC back on.  I can tell you the trunk floor will need to be replaced, and the back quarters have been replaced with not the greatest paint job.

Price is $35,000

I am happy to help go look this car over more thoroughly if someone is interested. 

[303 Mopar]

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[anlauto]

Trunk floor kinda tells the story...

[HP_Cuda]

Trunk floor isn't right but could be a good driver for someone.

[anlauto]

Sad state of the hobby when you have to spend $35,000.00 to get "a driver"

[HP_Cuda]

I guess you blasted by the part where I said "could be".

[1badfish]

Sad state of the hobby when you have to spend $35,000.00 to get "a driver"

No kidding! And that wont get you a 4spd driver either. 

[RzeroB]

Sad state of the hobby when you have to spend $35,000.00 to get "a driver"

It's a double-edged sword ... sad for those trying to get in with an E-body    ... great for those wanting to cash-out with their E-body. 

[cavemanno1]

Now if she was a 4 speed I'd be interested but just under 30k!

[1 Wild R/T]

I'd give 35K for this before I'd give 77K for the "investment grade" 71 in the other thread....

[RUNCHARGER]

I would take the $35k and buy one of the AAR or T/A projects listed lately. When all the smoke cleared you would have done the same amount of work (building it right the first time and not repairing) but have a better car IMHO.

[1 Wild R/T]

I would take the $35k and buy one of the AAR or T/A projects listed lately. When all the smoke cleared you would have done the same amount of work (building it right the first time and not repairing) but have a better car IMHO.

Yup... I'm not looking to do anything but a T/A-AAR project is a very good choice... And I agree I'd rather start with a project where I'm not paying for crappy work that I'm gonna toss anyway...