Stop in for a cup of coffee

The B-bodies are. A restored 68 Charger fetches $100k in Sweden.

Roadkill got me into this. And I think they've increased the interest in old cars A LOT in the general public. They're saying "hey, let's just zip tie it together and runnit" and that's a wonderful contrast to the showroom restoration that I think a lot of people are hesitant to undertake. Including myself.

And looking at prices here in Sweden, a 68-72 Charger is $20k in ANY condition. An A-body can be bought for $3k running and driving. An increased demand will - of course - up the prices for A-bodies too.


The b-body prices are high everywhere. Especially the 68-70 chargers. Ever since the Dukes of Hazzard tv show started in the 1980's that generation of charger has always been popular. Especially when people see them doing flying jumps and escaping police cars...