1972 Challenger 5.7 Hemi

[Hemi1632]

Goes up on Thursday at mecum

[Hemi1632]

https://www.mecum.com/lots/DA0919-383119/1972-dodge-challenger/

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Should be interesting, I'll be at Dallas Mecum on Friday. 

[CNUMB]

It looks good in the pics, but just do not see value in mixing old with new.. unless its the last resort.. so to speak..and I cannot fathom the prices they get for some of them... I visit this site daily.. some day I will find the 71 Challenger I am in search of , but in the mean time I am fixing on some upgrades to my 18 RT..

[Katfish]

Love everything about it, except the white interior.

[Hemi1632]

It didn't sell, the bid goes on. I was surprised that it only got to $24,000

[GoodysGotaCuda]

It looks good in the pics, but just do not see value in mixing old with new.. unless its the last resort.. so to speak..and I cannot fathom the prices they get for some of them... I visit this site daily.. some day I will find the 71 Challenger I am in search of , but in the mean time I am fixing on some upgrades to my 18 RT..

Mixing old & new is what the next generation of hot rod/muscle car owners want, myself included [I'm 32]. We are after turnkey results hot or cold, reasonable fuel economy and no sacrifice for performance.

Some of these restomods can do very well to pull up the value of 72+ cars well above what they are today. Unfortunately, many of the swaps are done hastily and are not well executed.


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[GoodysGotaCuda]

It didn't sell, the bid goes on. I was surprised that it only got to $24,000

I'm not too surprised since it rolled on Thursday. From what I saw on Friday, it's well worth spending a couple more bucks and getting your car mixed in on Saturday cars/buyers.


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[RUNCHARGER]

The black hood and fender band and lack of blackout between the tail lights hurt it for a start. Auction buyers are too lazy to repair those gaffs themselves.

[JS29]

The black hood and fender band and lack of blackout between the tail lights hurt it for a start. Auction buyers are too lazy to repair those gaffs themselves.

How true.