Another Mopar Off My Bucket List - Barracuda Fastback
My buddy Ray stopped over this evening. He dropped off an auction flyer to me. On Saturday July 30th there's a big Mopar parts auction in Virginia, Nebraska. Among the items being sold is a 1970 440 Sixpack Challenger that used to belong to one of my classmates (he passed away about 4 years ago). There isn't much for A-body stuff but there's a ton of B and E parts. The website shows 500 pictures of parts they'll be selling but I've heard there are a lot more.
Auction Listings in Nebraska - Auto Auction Auctions - Main Street Auction
I'm pretty sure the Challenger is solid. Although it's been repainted - it was originally this color. It's hard to tell from this one picture but it had a tail stripe too. Paul (my deceased classmate) had a pair of them. The other one came from the factory in bronze with a red tail stripe. I haven't seen the green one in decades but if it's as nice as it was when Paul had it then all of the sheetmetal is probably original.
My buddy Ray stopped over this evening. He dropped off an auction flyer to me. On Saturday July 30th there's a big Mopar parts auction in Virginia, Nebraska. Among the items being sold is a 1970 440 Sixpack Challenger that used to belong to one of my classmates (he passed away about 4 years ago). There isn't much for A-body stuff but there's a ton of B and E parts. The website shows 500 pictures of parts they'll be selling but I've heard there are a lot more.
Auction Listings in Nebraska - Auto Auction Auctions - Main Street Auction
I'm pretty sure the Challenger is solid. Although it's been repainted - it was originally this color. It's hard to tell from this one picture but it had a tail stripe too. Paul (my deceased classmate) had a pair of them. The other one came from the factory in bronze with a red tail stripe. I haven't seen the green one in decades but if it's as nice as it was when Paul had it then all of the sheetmetal is probably original.