Help me buy an $80,000 car

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I know, I'm seeing a different color diff, and trans fluid leak on the undercarraige. It sounds like a baby cam but the ac compressor is there with no condenser etc. Also some strategically sprayed undercoating as well as overspray under the rockers and rear valance. Just seeing if there anything else I've missed.
 
69conv said:
Appreciate you taking a look and pointing those things out. I know pics can hide a lot.
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Look at all the pictures where they have the flexible ruler. They are pointing out defects. Honest of them, but still it's too much money for that car, IMO. Now........if it had the original drive train in this same condition, then I say yeah, now it might be worth it.
 
RustyRatRod said:
Look at all the pictures where they have the flexible ruler. They are pointing out defects. Honest of them, but still it's too much money for that car, IMO. Now........if it had the original drive train in this same condition, then I say yeah, now it might be worth it.
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Are you talking about the original 318? I'd rather have a 440. I wouldn't spend 80k for ANY car with a 318 in it.
Well, maybe a Dual Ghia or something......
 
33IMP said:
Are you talking about the original 318? I'd rather have a 440. I wouldn't spend 80k for ANY car with a 318 in it.
Well, maybe a Dual Ghia or something......
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No I am hypothetically saying IF it was a real 440 car and IF it had the original one there.
 
Looks like an older resto. There are pics where the paint looks like it could use a good buff. Back bumper is crooked. Both bumpers are dented. That back lower pass side lower valance to quarter corner is wanky. Looks like you'll find mud in the lower quarters by the door. Add-on gages under the dash. Paint on trim screws. Paint on wiring. Check that drivers side rocker lap where the quarter meets. For starters.

Overall not a bad car. Just sayin' why my $80k ain't buying it.
 
Thank you for your observations. Looking for my retirement present to myself and there is no redo.
 
These Chargers sure ain't getting any cheaper, and $80k is a fair price for a really nice non original car.

I think this is a little more worth the money even though it needs some refining.
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/listing/1970-dodge-charger-greene-ia-2822149

And this one has more going for it even though it has issues.

1970 Dodge Charger - DFW2709

Sublime Green 1970 Dodge Charger 500 Restomod powered by a 440 CID 6 Pack Fitech EFI V8 engine with a A518 4 Speed Overdrive Automatic transmission (2709-DFW). Gateway Classic Cars has 3691 Classics For Sale in our 20 Indoor Showrooms Nationwide.
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Lastly, if I'm spending your $80k , I'm buying this one and spending the remaining $20k on whatever engine rebuild or swap your heart desires.
 
This 68-70 Charger market is insane.

A non R/T 69 Charger, solid CA car, new interior, new 440?, etc, BUT with patina worn out dark green paint that’s clear coated over…

Just sold at Mecum for $77K
 
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