1970 Dodge Challenger T/A for sale in Bacchus Marsh, Australia!

[Smallblock340]

For sale in Bacchus Marsh, Australia: Dodge Challenger T/A! 
VIN: JH23J0B308795
Link: https://www.tradeuniquecars.com.au/detail/dodge-challenger-691641
Asking price: AUD 160,000 / USD 117,000 
Is any of you familiar with this T/A?

[Cuda Cody]

That color is one of the best on a T/A.    

[RUNCHARGER]

Looks like a nice one.

[blown motor]

I wonder if @Priesty knows this car.

[1 Wild R/T]

Cool car, to few pictures but even with the photos posted I doubt anyone's gonna pay close to the asking price.....

[cudamadd]

I have seen this car a few times . There is a black AAR for sale at the same price .If I had the $$$ I would like both cars but that's being greedy I know.

[anlauto]

Cool car, to few pictures but even with the photos posted I doubt anyone's gonna pay close to the asking price.....

I think when you factor in the cars location and what it would have cost to get it over there, I'm sure there's a local buyer that will pay up for a quality car.

[1 Wild R/T]

Cool car, to few pictures but even with the photos posted I doubt anyone's gonna pay close to the asking price.....

I think when you factor in the cars location and what it would have cost to get it over there, I'm sure there's a local buyer that will pay up for a quality car.

A buddy recently sold a 69 Barracuda 340S fastback, the buyer was sending it down under, said it costs him about $2500 to ship a car...   So someones gonna overpay by $30K to save $2500???      Send them my way... I'll take their $$$$$

[anlauto]

The cars I shipped to Germany, Sweden etc...were subject to a lot of import taxes, adding to the expense of shipping.  Heck, here in Ontario Canada we pay an additional 13% tax when a car arrives  from the States.

[JH27N0B]

I know someone who was selling a concours restored U code superbird and trying to get $125K for it, he had trouble finding a buyer, but eventually someone in Australia bought it.  He said after shipping and import duties, the buyer had $180K in it.  So no one in America would pay 125K, but someone in Australia was willing to fork over $180K to get it in his hands.

[anlauto]

Exactly