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M46 car at auction.

Started by YellowThumper, April 04, 2023, 06:33:22 PM

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torredcuda

Jeff   `72 Barracuda 340/4spd
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cuda hunter

It's blank for me as well.
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Brads70



cuda hunter

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anlauto

Any guesses what it will sell for ? :takemymoney:
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YellowThumper

My guess only high 4 digit range.
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torredcuda

Like any auction all depends on who shows up to bid, $5-10K?
Jeff   `72 Barracuda 340/4spd
https://www.facebook.com/jeffrey.hunt.750

Northeast Mighty Mopar Club
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cuda hunter

I agree.  Even if it was a real M46 I would probably only throw 7K at that. 
However it all depends upon what the car looks like in person.
No way I can throw 7K at a pair of scoops. 

Is anyone on here close enough to attend that auction? 
"All riches begin as a state of mind and you have complete control of your mind"  -- B. Lee

cuda hunter

"All riches begin as a state of mind and you have complete control of your mind"  -- B. Lee

cuda hunter

The car is on HIBID as well.
https://hibid.com/lot/153201137/1970-plymouth-barracuda?ref=lot-list

Anyone have a gander as to what it will end up at? 
"All riches begin as a state of mind and you have complete control of your mind"  -- B. Lee

cuda hunter

bh23C0B242313 sold at auction for 10,000.00.
I bid it up but could not spend that kind of money to harvest a set of scoops then resale.
I hope someone does something with the car.

The auction winner was handed my phone number.  He said he wanted to keep the scoops but would consider selling the scoops to me.  Hopefully he will call.   
If the car gets a restoration the scoops won't go back on as it wouldn't be a restoration. Hopefully that plays into my scoop hoard in the future.

https://hibid.com/lot/153201137/1970-plymouth-barracuda?ref=catalog

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anlauto

Amazing what $10,000.00 will buy these days eh ?
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cuda hunter

Yeah, it's freakin nuts. 

I did not think it would get up to 10K.  I was in up to about 7500.  Figured I could resale the car for 6500 if I took the scoops off of it.  Probably over valuing the scoops. 

I still don't think the car is worth 7500. 
Sure it's a cool fender tag and build history but it's really just a C code barracuda.  Blah in the price industry.   
  The car would take more to restore it, or even get it to a drivable car than what it is actually worth on the market.   It's a rust bucket.  I do hope someone puts the extra effort into this car. 
Sure don't see those codes anywhere.

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cuda hunter

Does anyone have a fender tag with

A46 on it? 
Y91 on it? 
M38 on it?

I don't have any fender tags for e bodies that have any of those codes.   
@6bblgt  ?
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Mr Cuda

Well my first thought was it was an early build, and they put normal build s.
heet items on the tag.
But that breakdown said Windsor  Ontario,  so  maybe they added stuff we don't see.
Galens book says
Y91 show car finish,  as you can plainly see.
M38 which is m46 or gran coupe trunk/qtr moulding 
A46 which is redundant on door drip rail mouldings
But includes  wheel lip and deck lid moulding (again)

$10 g for a roach. Fy1 driving  looks better now