70 Challenger 340 auto Sublime

[Chryco Psycho]

Bunch of thing worng but price is not bad , love the straight rear bumper 
https://www.collectorcarnation.com/Dodge/183114346/1970-Dodge-Challenger.html#25

[RUNCHARGER]

No underhood shots, 383-2 car I bet.

[benlavigne]

Under hood shots there:
http://www.buyavette.net/1970%20Dodge%20Challenger%20For%20Sale%20Stock%2070-157898.php

Ad says original 383-4

No VIN or fender tag pics, though

Ben

[6bblgt]

is that all the '70 Challenger that $40K buys? 

no front sway bar
not '70 bucket seats
not '70 console
not '70 seat belts
not '70 correct vinyl top
etc.

I understand it's not a numbers matching "collectable" piece, is it just a $40K driver/cruiser what's the upside? 

[1 Wild R/T]

is that all the '70 Challenger that $40K buys? 

no front sway bar
not '70 bucket seats
not '70 console
not '70 seat belts
not '70 correct vinyl top
etc.

I understand it's not a numbers matching "collectable" piece, is it just a $40K driver/cruiser what's the upside? 

  40K has to buy more than I'm seeing.....   

[RUNCHARGER]

Not a $40k for sure. The paint and interior look nice on top but I'd check that body over carefully. Even with a perfect body the price is off though.

[anlauto]

I don't know how things work in the States.....But I don't think you can buy a solid project and get it to that level for $40K...doing all the work, including body and paint yourself even...

[benlavigne]

I don't know how things work in the States.....But I don't think you can buy a solid project and get it to that level for $40K...doing all the work, including body and paint yourself even...

Agreed, but there are probably better finished cars available, I think 40K is a nice budget for a buyer...

Ben

[6bblgt]

I don't know how things work in the States.....But I don't think you can buy a solid project and get it to that level for $40K...doing all the work, including body and paint yourself even...

it's a hobby, where monies invested do not equal monies received when sold

long gone is the era where you could purchase a $10K car, put $25K into it & have a $40K end result

[anlauto]

I don't know how things work in the States.....But I don't think you can buy a solid project and get it to that level for $40K...doing all the work, including body and paint yourself even...

it's a hobby, where monies invested do not equal monies received when sold

long gone is the era where you could purchase a $10K car, put $25K into it & have a $40K end result

Ain't that the truth