For Sale 70 Polara 2dr $7200

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Here's another. Kinda pricey.FOR SELL

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"FOR SELL" makes me think it'l be on CL for awhile.

odometer: 69732
title status: clean

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great car for someone to put all the way together it has a 383 motor in it inter is in good shape body work was been done on it o it ready for paint new battery ,new alternator, new radiator,transmission has been rebuilt car is ready to go every thing is original on it CALL Desean 314 nine one seven 5500 or text thank you

post id: 6536651233 posted: 4 days ago updated: a day ago
 
They are coming out of the woodwork! If that's a 7200$ car then my turquoise 71 is worth 20k haha.
 
No f'n way,,, 71Polara383
Yer car ain't worth no 20K... nope...
Mebbe 19.9,, but not 20.. nope..
ain't gonna happen..
NADA !!!!!
ut uh .....
:drama: :lol:
 
No f'n way,,, 71Polara383
Yer car ain't worth no 20K... nope...
Mebbe 19.9,, but not 20.. nope..
ain't gonna happen..
NADA !!!!!
ut uh .....
:drama: :lol:
Probably not. But I know there can't be very many built like mine left, and it's in a good color combination. It also has the cool Plymouth dash:poke::lol:
 
Paint, interior, runs, needs a few things . . . kind of sounds like a pretty deep restoration, but not admitted to, rather than the desired "wham bam gone to MAACO" type of restoration (and now worth BIG $$$$$).

CBODY67
 
With primer, you never know there the "rough is", haha.
I'm surprised I didn't ask the seller why the 500 is in primer, but a previous owner filled me in.instill would have bought the car if it was three different colors of primer, it's solid!
 
Primer's just an intermediate type of paint. Y'all might like magnets, but you can walk around casually tapping the side of the car with your bent index finger's middle joint and be a little more inconspicuous about it. Won't generally scratch the paint either.

The ultimate check for metal smoothness is a colored translucent clip board. I saw that in use at Mopar Nats one year. Almost like a portable neon light bar. EVERY surface change will be very visible. Not sure how it works at night, though, but works great during the day.

On the vertical surfaces, it could well be just "dents", but placements on the vertical areas of fenders and such, more issues could be there.

Enjoy the hunt!
CBODY67
 
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