1970 Cuda

[nsmall]

Well here is my ad.  I may be way overpriced...

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ant/cto/6117062564.html

[Cuda Cody]

Should get some call on that ad.  Nice photos and honest description.   

[RUNCHARGER]

That car should sell right away. body condition is a big deal to a lot of people. You may have to advertise nationally rather than regionally though.

[anlauto]

I'll give you $500 for the radio

[6bblgt]

GLWS
1970 US 'cuda hardtop BS23 Y05 (16,710 total) GG's numbers:

BL1 "sandpebble beige" ~ 50 'cudas
PRT5 "tan" leather interior ~ 184 'cudas

R35 "AM/FM stereo" ~ 936 'cudas
N95 "CA emissions" ~ 1,821 'cudas
H51 "Air Conditioning" ~ 2,072 'cudas

disc brakes?

[nsmall]

@6bblgt

Yes disc brakes

[nsmall]

Can anyone confirm this engine is a 383?  How about the build date of the engine?  I want to make sure it matches the timeframe in my  fender tag....A04 Oct 04

The number on the block matches the vin, just want to confirm the dates.   Thanks!!!!

[6bblgt]

yes, 2468130 is correct for a '70 F383 HP

can you share a pic of the pad by the distributor & VIN stamping?

[nsmall]

I don't have any near the distributor area but here's what I have for a vin on the Block...

[soundcontrol]

If I had that car I would fix all the rust in the inner structure, keep the surface rust barnfind look, and put a big blower on it, Mad Max style.

[mjb765]

And it's a diesel.....that's rare

[303 Mopar]

Looks like a great project.  You might be priced high, but it is always easier to come down rather than go up in price.  GLWS! 

[nsmall]

Got offered $5,000 today for this 70 Cuda in my driveway.... which I totally understand.  BUT I WANT MORE MONEY.  I am thinking it is time for ebay and carsonline.

I just want close to what I have into this car.  I could put some primer on this car, but why?  Its nice and honest right now.  Like...doesnt get much more honest.

[Cuda Cody]

Try eBay.   

[nsmall]

@Cuda Cody

Ill try ebay.  I am thinking of making it a bidding ad with the reserve set as low as I can tolerate vs a "buy it now" ad.  Sound good?

Thanks