NADA is usually behind the curve in determining value for Mopars. It's pretty much what the market will bear. Man, that's going to be a lot of sheet metal work not to mention what the floors, trunk floor and subframe looks like. If you have a solid data plate it's worth something but not what you are probably wanting to get. Maybe your best bet is to find someone wanting a restoration project that has something they are willing to trade. i buy and sell cars that are not quite that condition and it sometimes baffles me sometimes on what people think their car is worth. Watching too much Barret Jackson.
