70 Cuda

[mjb765]

70 Cuda--BS23N now a 440 6 pack with a Tremec 5 speed.  Have not seen all the pics, but was told it is an original FC7 car that was re-done.

No fender tag

What kind of money are we thinking?

[Spikedog08]

I'll jump in and say $45K . . . 

[303 Mopar]

Base on one pic with minimum information I would say $25-70k.   

I would need to see a lot more pics and have more info on the restoration. 

[Cuda Cody]

Condition is going to be everything.  It's a real high impact Cuda so that's a plus.  How clean and professional the work was all done will determine the price.   

[mjb765]

Base on one pic with minimum information I would say $25-70k.   

I would need to see a lot more pics and have more info on the restoration.

Agreed.......I am waiting for more pics.....I was looking for a ballpark assuming it was done correctly......

[ec_co]

$45-60k depending on a lot of factors and how well it was done.

[Cuda Cody]

If done really nicely I could see the price being $45k to $50k.

[mjb765]

If done really nicely I could see the price being $45k to $50k.

That is what I was guessing...waiting for more pics.....I like this one 

[HP_Cuda]

Since it was a 383 now cloned to a 440-6 setup I would say slightly lower.

Again it really depends on many more pics you can provide.

[mjb765]

no history, no restoration pics....$50K

[fc7cuda]

Nice looking car but no tag and no sheet? $45K max 

[76orangewagon]

I saw this car the Mopar Nationals this past weekend and thought it was really strange that a car for sale in the car coral had no information or price posted.

[RUNCHARGER]

$30-$35k.

[Roadman]

$30-$35k.

                                   

[Fern]

How can it be an original FC7 with no tag or build sheet??
No documentation will hold down the value.
I say 35k-45k depending on condition