May need to sell our 71 300
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Samplingman
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Now, if the OP would simply change the title of this thread to read “May need to sell our 71 Challenger”, you’d be all set!
Can’t say I remember for sure, but my Challenger was not the most comfortable ride. However, the legs had no problem stretching out. Then again, I’m only 5’ 8”.
Can’t say I remember for sure, but my Challenger was not the most comfortable ride. However, the legs had no problem stretching out. Then again, I’m only 5’ 8”.
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I do have an idea what it’s worth but I’m not ready to price it like that yet.
I can be too far away from the pedals in the Imp, in the Challenger I have to make sure my right leg makes it under the steering wheel before my arss is planted on the seat or it’s an awkward squeeze and I certainly can’t straighten my legs.
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I wish you good luck in the sale Matt.
Despite Scandinavia the European interest in E-body Convertibles is comparably minor.
Most people down here want "huge" American cars.
So the unless like Fuselage C-bodies you will have a higher demand from the northern US compared to European Mainland.
Carsten
Despite Scandinavia the European interest in E-body Convertibles is comparably minor.
Most people down here want "huge" American cars.
So the unless like Fuselage C-bodies you will have a higher demand from the northern US compared to European Mainland.
Carsten
Wow this thread went off the rails. Good luck Matt if you decide to sell it. I will let my buddy know you might be selling. He has been itching for a Mopar but a c-body won't fit in his garage
Matt, I just seen a 70 Plum Crazy White Interior/Vinyl Top Challenger R/T with a crate injected 360 with a Shaker Hood sell on Mecum today for $26k. Sold at the 3 hour 25 minute mark.
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That’s depressing...but thanks.
Samplingman
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Apples and oranges....yours is original and not Plum Crazy. The market is pretty saturated with f’d up e bodies painted FC7, IMHO.
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And the top goes down.
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Samplingman
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IIRC, yours has ac, correct? Having owned an R/T with the 383, my personal preference is the 340 in these cars. Handling and just enough power was the best of both worlds. They far and few between these days. I think you will do better based on the uniqueness.
Matt where was you restoration thread on the Challenger? I looked for it and couldn't find it, I know I am not crazy on this.
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Sheesh!...leave a thread for a couple weeks and this happens...
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Yes, mine is an ac car too. I have all the parts but have not put them on as they need to be modernized or whatever. I have no interest in ac.
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Damn nice car Matt, E body was the search word I was missing. Trying to get my buddy to buy your car. He started a tradition of a big purchase every 5 years starting when he was 40. He turned 52 this year, too late or way too early. I think it will be any easy sale for someone in the market for one. Good luck.
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Wow Matteo. I guess all good things must come to an end. Im pretty sure Pop aint too happy bout it. GLWS, I know you'll get top dollar for her.
And MarPar gets first shot at it
And MarPar gets first shot at it
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And the top goes down.
More importantly, it goes back up again after
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