very original 69 R/T Charger project car neat color and options

[GOTWING]

By the looks of the condition of the front seat i would say original miles of 89k for sure. Picture this car restored to perfection with the "new" recall Kelsey Hayes wheels with red lines ! 

[bill440rt]

Hmmm... Jersey car, too.
I know of another bronze RT/SE 440-4spd in north Jersey. Original owner, was sitting outside for decades. Not the same car, the other one is a stripe delete.
Amazing that there are two of them sitting around here.

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

This car looks to be quite the survivor.   

For comparison, the "barn find" from a few years ago:
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,74322.175.html

I think the bidding got to around $25k, fwiw... 

[1974dodgecharger]

Oh yeah, I gotta think there is some real nastiness to be discovered after purchase there somewhere.

Whole thing is nasty come on...but great project for some body out there.

[tan top]

 new pictures added   

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

Oh yeah, I gotta think there is some real nastiness to be discovered after purchase there somewhere.

Whole thing is nasty come on...but great project for some body out there.

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

On Jun-01-13 at 20:31:58 PDT, seller added the following information:
Pictures of the fender tag and interior floor boards have been added. The carpet was removed to show the floor boards.  There is a small spot that has rusted through by the front drivers side floor as seen in the picture.

"small" spot  I'd hate to see their definition of "large" 

And the fender tag is so rusty, it would need to be "read" from the backside 

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

Neat car, but it's tough to see more than $15k in that car? 

Car is now at $15k 

On Jun-02-13 at 10:43:48 PDT, seller added the following information:
I got the engine started today. 

[F8-4life]

For 15k I would rather opt for that fc7 70 coronet vert that went thru ebay a while back.  That car was at least somewht solid to work with.
I guess its ok to be nuts for chargers, just not nuts enough to be the guy paying 15k for that RT pile.

[rarefish]

$15k is kind of nuts for this one... I'm sometimes surprised on how narrow the buying public's price gap is between rusty roaches and clean drivers. If this was a nice driver. The bidding would probably only be about $10k more. People will over pay for a project car believing that they will save money over buying a decent finished car.   

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

$15k is kind of nuts for this one... I'm sometimes surprised on how narrow the buying public's price gap is between rusty roaches and clean drivers. If this was a nice driver. The bidding would probably only be about $10k more. People will over pay for a project car believing that they will save money over buying a decent finished car.  

Agreed, which is why I posted this, the other day:

Agreed on the more desirable color, but remembering the "barn find" 1969 brown Charger from several years back which I think sold for mid-20s, I can't see paying 18 for this one...

The brown charger didn't need thousands upon thousands of dollars of AMD sheet metal and small parts. It looked to be a turn key car 

[Iceyone]

I'd pass on that one too. Somebody would have to want it awful bad to pay that much for such a rust bucket.

[fc7_plumcrazy]

I am sure the frame rails are rusty, too.

Carsten

[RAC95054]

$22K for that car??  Wow!   People must really hate the T7 color on mine then, because I'm pretty sure the $30K+ they will need to get this one done plus the $22K base cost is well north of what I'd take for my car... and mine's even a 4-speed!

[Mytur Binsdirti]

The seller must be doing cartwheels. Hopefully he gets all his money prior to the new owner seeing it in person & getting cold feet.

[XS29L9Bxxxxxx]

$22K for that car??  Wow!   People must really hate the T7 color on mine then, because I'm pretty sure the $30K+ they will need to get this one done plus the $22K base cost is well north of what I'd take for my car... and mine's even a 4-speed!

Holy moly  $22k for that one a LOT of money for that car!!

The other T7 car from a few years ago was only a few grand more, and ready to go... 

[66FBCharger]

That is a lot higher than I thought it would bring. It is great for the seller as long as the deal doesn't fall through.
If I was looking for a project car, I wouldn't pay that much. I paid just a little more for my matching number 4 speed R/T. Yes mine will need to be restored eventually, but I am driving and enjoying mine now. I'm not sure if the R/T S.E. runs and drives.
With the exception of the automatic, this has the colors and options I would have liked. I think the T5 with the tan leather interior looks awesome.

[tan top]

22 K    crikey , all credit for the seller    ,   getting what they can ,  for what he or she selling , we all try to make a bit money ,


but damn , are these guys who bid & the winner of the auction , realise whats involved , or thinking ,  some have been carried away this the media barret jackson auctions  , & seeing way over priced shit buckets on ebay that are for sale month after month & thinking bit of bondo car sales paint  job & will have a $100000  kerchang

unless i'm taking crap , & this is the market value of these cars & i'm the one left behind in the early 80s 
don't know where i'm going with this post either prices are crazy though

[Cooter]

Funny how the Owners of these cars seem to think all of them aren't worth d*ck, but the average musclecar enthusiast does.

"Small hole", Well, it is A Jersey Car. Up there, the may very well be a "small hole".