E-Bodies.org Cuda Challenger Forum

It's a shame they swapped all the white parts for black. :thumbdown:

Shame they created such a sparse poorly written ad.  They say it's one of 19, but don't say why.  It appears it is because it was originally a 3 speed manual.
Cars been restored in a way that took away factors that made it rare.  :alan2cents:

wow, that is well priced. Based solely on pics, and being a convertible, big block standard trans, A/C, and factory Plum Crazy car that ticks a lot of boxes. Sure it can be nit-picked but there is a lot of $ room to "fix" stuff.

What's the owner want for it?  I only see what it's bid to now and no buy it now.
He's listed his phone number in the ad I'm guessing the eBay ad is trying to result in a sale outside eBay.

I'll keep an eye on this one til it ends whatever way that happens.  :popcorn:

CRAZY RARE CAR  :crazytalk:  ~$600 worth of OPTIONS, but what a crazy combination

3-speed manual transmission (STANDARD) with A/C probably makes it  1 of 1 for a '70 R/T convertible

& the factory rear spoiler is rarer than the 3-speed

Pretty Cool Car
Rare as heck
Lots of questions here
72 and up Dash, not sure what to think about the dash VIN....
Definitely would need to go over that thing.

VIN rivets? Who needs them when you can use Phillips head screws!
Interesting how part of the AC system was installed but then they put longer heater hoses on to overlay it.
The whole car would really need to be blown apart and redone to put it back to its original glory.

as with many cars that were put together/restored/other during the '80s / '90s & even today - the available parts and budget (& intention) varies widely for any "project" car

dash rivets being readily available today doesn't automatically cast shadows on a 30+ year old "restoration" - be happy it has what appears to be a nice original 1970 Challenger dash pad
:thinking:  which is easier to correct?

while the heater hose appear to be too long - the A/C looks to be complete

 :takealook:

is that a windshield washer foot pump??

fine tooth comb, indeed...