My trip to Ben Snobar's place (lots of photos)

[anlauto]

I was going to bid on the Challenger NOS tips, but they went for more money then I thought they were worth.

I agree...

[Timbbuc2]

I thought alot of things was heavy on the price, and I dont know that much ,just what I learned from my restoration. But you know what? Good for Bens family, they are getting the reward for his passion.

[bpsmopar]

I was going to bid on the Challenger NOS tips, but they went for more money then I thought they were worth.

I agree...

Getting hard to find....a little harder now!

[anlauto]

I was going to bid on the Challenger NOS tips, but they went for more money then I thought they were worth.

I agree...

Getting hard to find....a little harder now!

Well now we know who has them all.....

[MoparJunkie]

So my buddy asks me yesterday "Hey do you know what the black 68 roadrunner w/o motor/trans sold for at ben snobars auction?" I said sure I can look it up. I tell him, looks like it sold for 10k, why you ask? "Oh because I bought it for 12k. Hahahaha so funny. I told my buddy he still had to pay auction fees and tax, so he couldn't have paid much more than the guy from Darby, MT did. So I guess my buddy will be building a race car with this roadrunner!

[ScottSmith_Harms]

That RR was in pretty nice shape. Original 383 4 speed car in Daffodil Yellow. Would be a pretty easy restoration after removing the rear wheel tubs. Cool car, I considered buying it myself.

[MoparJunkie]

That RR was in pretty nice shape. Original 383 4 speed car in Daffodil Yellow. Would be a pretty easy restoration after removing the rear wheel tubs. Cool car, I considered buying it myself.

Cool, thanks for the info. I'll let him know that. I'm sure the original matching numbers drivetrain is long gone. I don't know if it had a build sheet or fender tag either though. On a side note I still need to run by your shop and say hi one of these days. I've been to busy lately and forgetful lol.