Heads up 70 383 Cuda survivor-ish for sale in So Cal

[autoxcuda]

 I heard this car will probably sell Monday. But if someone stepped up they can get in now

Heads up 70 383 Cuda survivor-ish for sale in So Cal. Just two small rust spots. All original sheet metal. Same owner since 1972.

My buddy is selling this. I rode in it. Cold starts nice, drives nice. Just new tires that have been sitting for years and I think a weak master cly.

https://www.forebodiesonly.com/forum/threads/1970-plymouth-cuda-for-sale.30776/

Notice the blue factory markings on the right side lug nuts. Left sides were red. Jan 1970 SDP and door sticker from LA plant.

[cuda hunter]

Cool car! 

BS23N0E127960

[DeathProofCuda]

Agree that this is a cool car, but still surprised that a scruffy 383 auto car with NOM would get snatched up within hours of its listing for almost $40K.   

Maybe time to adjust the agreed value on my Hagerty policy again.

[pschlosser]

It's no bargain at 40K.  Maybe it's worth it, but a 383 car?  I'm not so sure.  Its a numbers matching car in a not-so-ideal color.  But 40K buys you a complete car that looks drivable, which is pretty nice, these days.

[DeathProofCuda]

It's no bargain at 40K.  Maybe it's worth it, but a 383 car?  I'm not so sure.  Its a numbers matching car in a not-so-ideal color.  But 40K buys you a complete car that looks drivable, which is pretty nice, these days.

It's not numbers matching.  Add says the original 383 is gone and there is a 400 in its place.

[Katfish]

It's no bargain at 40K.  Maybe it's worth it, but a 383 car?  I'm not so sure.  Its a numbers matching car in a not-so-ideal color.  But 40K buys you a complete car that looks drivable, which is pretty nice, these days.

I have to ask same thing, what makes this car worth $38k?
Because its a Cuda, would Challenger be less?
Because its a "survivor"?
So throw another $30-40k at it and now you have a $50-60k car?

[autoxcuda]

It's no bargain at 40K.  Maybe it's worth it, but a 383 car?  I'm not so sure.  Its a numbers matching car in a not-so-ideal color.  But 40K buys you a complete car that looks drivable, which is pretty nice, these days.

I have to ask same thing, what makes this car worth $38k?
Because its a Cuda, would Challenger be less?
Because its a "survivor"?
So throw another $30-40k at it and now you have a $50-60k car?

Find one with that clean of a body, all original panels, and complete. Not with a bunch of hidden ("restored") issues to find later.

There is so much shiny $h*t out there.

[anlauto]

I agree, clean car, good price, or buy a rust bucket for $18K and spend $20K fixing the rust 

[autoxcuda]

I agree, clean car, good price, or buy a rust bucket for $18K and spend $20K fixing the rust 

Notice the factory quarter panel undercoating patterns. I wonder if that arrow looking mark was there on purpose. Has anyone seen that mark before??

[cuda hunter]

have not seen that arrow before.
would like to see that exact spot on the outside. 

[cuda hunter]

There is what seems to be a corresponding paint chip on the outside of that corner on the picture of the quarter posted on febo.  Maybe a tad higher, but the arrow appears to have separate rust above the arrow looking rust.  Most likely a small dent that didn't cause any major damage. 

[autoxcuda]

Sold on Sunday. Picked up on Monday.

$35K