72 Rallye doors

[ACUDANUT]

This guy wants 2500 for pair ?
Wow
http://nashville.craigslist.org/pts/3938461147.html

[ACUDANUT]

I see a lot of 73-74 Chargers with "I wish I was a 71-72", (71-72 parts on them) but would you pay these prices ?  

[Ghoste]

I wouldn't.

[CDN72SE]

In my neck of the woods add $2000 more and you get the rest of the car with the doors.
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-1972-Dodge-Charger-Coupe-W0QQAdIdZ504546884

Or $1500 Canadian for a pair of Rallye doors.

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-classic-cars-Parting-out-1971-Dodge-Charger-RT-other-mopar-parts-W0QQAdIdZ476583620

[chargd72]

Doesn't someone make depression cut outs that you can just weld into non rallye doors?  You'd think that would help drive the price down.

[ralley72]

Don't the Rallye doors usually sell around $ 800.00 for a good pair? R/T doors higher at around 1500.00?

Mike

[Wookie316]

I'd rather put that type of $ into an N96 Ramcharger. Better bang for the buck IMO.

[ACUDANUT]

Well, I guess you can ask any price. It does not mean they will sell. 

[EccentricMagpies]

I see a lot of 73-74 Chargers with "I wish I was a 71-72", but would you pay these prices ? 

Ha.. my chargers have never said that!

[billfury]

I paid $700 for a mint pair with nice door panel's about 6 years ago. I've been watching them go up in price each year.

[AKcharger]

Doesn't someone make depression cut outs that you can just weld into non rallye doors?  You'd think that would help drive the price down.

Nope
Saw someone selling a set of vents cut out of a door for $250 a few years ago...no real market for repops

[Ghoste]

Well how about it all you 72 fans, are they really that hard to find?

[daveco]

The driver side door looks like the details were added.

[Wicked72]

yeah that pic is interesting.

[Ghoste]

Or damning. 

[ACUDANUT]

Well how about it all you 72 fans, are they really that hard to find?

They are still out there (on cars).  The price does keep going up, just like the 71 R/T doors.  However, without the Charger being an actual 72 Rallye, why bother, except the cool factor.

[hemihead]

That is as bad as the stupid prices for Bulge Hoods .

[Wookie316]

Parts for 3rd Gen Chargers in general are creeping up in $. As time goes on supply is less and demand is up. I would love to get a set of R/T doors and an N96, but probably gonna shell out at least $2000 for doors and then add another $1500-$2000 for a bare hood and close to $2000 more for everything under it including an air cleaner. Then I have to prep and paint it. When the dust settles I am guessing I'd have north of $8000 into those 2 items alone. Guess that's why I have a Bee and not an R/T.

[twilt]

$2500 is totally unrealistic for Rallye doors. 
I have not seen any increase in the prices of Rallye doors in the last 10 years. If anything a decrease....due to economy.
In fact, I bought a fairly nice set on eBay for $305 just a couple weeks ago. 
In the last 10 years, I have bought 7-8 sets of them. None more than $800 
At Carlisle, there was a typical Pennsylvania/Ohio POS rust belt set priced at $600. (I offered $400) and another pretty nice set priced at $500 a door.

 

[chargd72]

In fact, I bought a fairly nice set on eBay for $305 just a couple weeks ago. 
In the last 10 years, I have bought 7-8 sets of them. None more than $800 
At Carlisle, there was a typical Pennsylvania/Ohio POS rust belt set priced at $600. (I offered $400) and another pretty nice set priced at $500 a door.

 

Those are good prices.  Just a driver's side is for sale on ebay for $800.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-Dodge-Charger-rallye-S-E-Driver-Door-Mopar-340-400-440-/171077712435?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item27d506ba33&vxp=mtr#ht_6277wt_1366

[Bob]

$2500 is totally unrealistic for Rallye doors. 
I have not seen any increase in the prices of Rallye doors in the last 10 years. If anything a decrease....due to economy.
In fact, I bought a fairly nice set on eBay for $305 just a couple weeks ago. 
In the last 10 years, I have bought 7-8 sets of them. None more than $800 
At Carlisle, there was a typical Pennsylvania/Ohio POS rust belt set priced at $600. (I offered $400) and another pretty nice set priced at $500 a door.