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Exactly, I had that same car. Man they were boats!

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That's weird, I was thinking it was that car and almost posted the same question. I watched that car sell on greedbay when it was in Ks (Wichita I think) and was thinking of bidding but couldn't get any responce from the seller on some questions I asked. I believe it had some primer spots on it...

Sorry, that is a 64 front clip. The 65 has the same fenders as the Barracuda and the grill has smaller fins. Still a nice car, too bad your 1000 miles away.

First thing I would do is toss that hood in the trash, those cowl hoods look like crap on Mopars. The car look pretty good otherwise.

Where in IL are they?

I just seen this and thought others would like to see. http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/1641913784.html High price but compared to other Challengers and considering who built it, it isn't all that ridiculous, actually somewhat reasonable considering it is a real Hemi car.

I hate to say it but I agree with the above comments, price is quite high for a 4dr especially missing most of the trim. Would be a good asking price if it was complete and a turn key driver but the parts missing will cost a lot and be a little tough to find. I just sent a 65 4dr to the crusher...

I agree, I think it is a fair price to ask, it may be top dollar but not too high. I'd be very interested if he was closer to St. Louis It definitely needs to be left as is though, modifying this car would actually hurt the value.

It looks like he grafted the fins from a 61 Imperial.

It's actually a lot closer to you than to St. Louis, you will probably drive by him on your way up. I sent him an email but haven't heard back from him. If it's a decent car and not full of bondo or a polished turd, I may buy it.

It's about 100 miles south of St. Louis, but I'm thinking about taking a look at it.

Sorry! I never said it exploded, I said it was destroyed in that scene. I just found the MCG issue the car appeared in, it was in Feb. 09

They had bought two cars for the movie, a blue standard charger and a yellow R/T, they were both painted up black and made to look the same. The "blue" car was the one they used for all the bad stunts (wrecks) and the car they used in the gas station explosion, which from what I read was not...

I couldn't think of a better car to be stuck with. I've had 4 69's, a 68, a 70 and a 73, and I so regret selling my original 69. We'd be talking if I had the garage space. One of the original Bullet cars was just recently found in Tuscon, the other was destroyed in the explosion scene.

Right out of the 70's! I always liked the shorty tri 5 Chevy's but the Duster just doesn't seem right. I bet it's a little hard to get in and out of.

Hey Kopper, I hated to hear you have to sell the car, it should sell fairly quick, that's a good price. I hope your not getting out of Mopars or giving up on SLAM.

Another individual brain washed from watching Barret Jackson.

Yep, that's a 72 I wonder if he has a good title for it? I would buy it if it was near St. Louis, I've been looking for something like that for a driver.

That's kind of funny because it seams that anyone that has had any of these has had more than one parts truck. I bought my truck back in 89 and by 91-92 I had bought 12 more of them and parted them out to get the best parts I could for my truck. My uncle built one out of all the parts I had and...

They are cool trucks, I sold my 55 about 5 years ago and I miss it sometimes. And yes, that receiver hitch did get a lot of use.

I agree, I would love to have it but it just isn't possible at this time.

Unfortunately I have to agree, it is a low mileage car and it is in great shape but it is still just a slant 6 Dart and the color combination is not a very desirable one. If it was a more popular color then I think you could get $5000-$7000 out of it but a clean 70-72 Dart body goes for around...

The odometers in the older cars were made to do that so you could tell when a cars mileage rolled over since they only had the 5 digits instead of 6 My grandfather who worked in a dealership since the 50's said it was common for traveling salesmen to run a cars mileage up over 100000 within a...

That is right, that car has 127000 miles not 27000 It was just well taken care of but not a low mileage car.

That's the truth, I has a Cuda back in the 80's but I sold it. I would still love to have a 71 Challenger conv. but I can build two or three cars for what they are going for.

If I had the garage space I would be on that. The downer is someone is going to get it and butcher it by hotroddin it.

That price in insane to us A-Body guys but to those E-Body guys $10,000 is nothing. There was a 70 AAR Cuda that sold on Ebay a few years ago that was sitting in a junk yard missing everything and crushed and it still went for $6700 The people that are buying these type of cars aren't looking...

How much of the car has been repainted? Any repairs to the body? I see the front clip looks like it was repainted, just wondering about the rest.