https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/d/glendale-1970-dodge-challenger/7103792503.html
Neat driver.
decent looking car at a decent price. Arizona none the less. Hard car to find from the driest state in the union.
70 cloned to a 71! :huh:
Kind of a clone I guess? The guy had a '70 383hp car. Twisted it up. Bought the proverbial 318 "grandma's car" which was a '71. And, combined the best of both to build that mut.
It is decent. Not perfect, but a nice driver. There is a fair bit of plastic filler on the body. Not horrible. But, more than he will admit to, LOL. I've seen/owned worse (I'm originally from PA rust belt).
The interior is pretty chowdered (esp the dash & console). Trunk pan is starting to rust. But, as they say, it has good bones.
I just bought it today, LOL. I'm picking it up Friday afternoon.
Cool: Fair deal these days I think.
Congratulations. Still trying to figure out how that was your first post here. :thinking:
Welcome. :bradsthumb:
Quote from: nsmall on April 08, 2020, 09:06:57 PM
Congratulations. Still trying to figure out how that was your first post here. :thinking:
Welcome. :bradsthumb:
First post because I just registered, LOL. This will be my first Challenger. I've owned lots of Mopars over the years. Mostly '70s trucks.
A couple C bodies. One B body. Always wanted an E body. But, they were just out of reach for me. Well, lots of hard work, and saving. Its finally time.
I actually came here looking for a tire/wheel thread to help me decide what size tires/wheels to replace the crap that is on the car now.
I found the thread. Lots of great examples and info!
:welcome: @BandABill Enjoy your new ride. :handshake:
In case anybody was curious. I believe the seller was a straight shooter. I got exactly what I bargained for.
Excellent! Post up lots of photos when you get time. We'll help with any questions that may come up as well.