NOT MINE 1968 BO29 Hemi Cuda (supposedly) the real deal

NOT MINE 1968 BO29 Hemi Cuda (supposedly) the real deal - $200,000

ch1ll said
Y’all getting the floor sloppy with your drooling. I disagree with your valuations. Never heard of that car, no name recognition like “red light bandit”. Back in the day did it win any national events? What dealership sold the car and to who? Most of all, it’s condition and originality.

niceolddart said
Seen the car, up close a few years back. Met Clayton Wright, the original owner. Car is legit. Also have seen it race at Englishtown at the Mopar Atlantic Nationals about 35 years ago. The car was parked in a garage 5 minutes from my house in Fairless Hills, Pa. I have not looked at it (Numbers wise) really good, but he has had the car a long time & I also believe it IS the original engine. Owner is a real nice guy & I don't think he'd B/S anyone about the car's authenticity. It's a pretty nice car. It was a pretty common site on the East Coast drag circuit (ATCO, Englishtown, Maple Grove, etc.) in its day. Car has been under wraps for well over 20 years. I would think it was worth the money. Not many unrestored originals left, let alone owned by the same person all this time. IMHO

I know nothing about its value, but you guys need to read the C/L ad that is linked in post #1. It answers some of your questions.
I was good friends with a guy who knew Clayton. I always got the impression that Clayton was just a regular working stiff like most of us; and he got himself a HEMI! He also had a 65 Belvedere wagon, 273 2 bbl. that was (and still is, but with a new owner) a U/SA Stock Eliminator car. It, of course, was a much less expensive car to maintain. The quickest and one of the slowest (FWD stockers being slower) Mopars in Stock Eliminator!