Delusional Charger sellers

[Dano 1]

Bringing this thread back from the dead for a couple gems I found locally. My neighbor told me he spotted a 68 and 70 Charger sitting on the side of the road, presumably for sale. Obviously I had to check them out so I hopped in my '69 and took a ride.
The guy selling them bought them off an 'old lady' in Georgia and fully admitted to flipping them. He's asking $38,000 each...
The '68 was the better of the two but neither one was that great. Both were stalled restorations with mediocre/incomplete metal work and un-restored interiors/engine bays.
The guy just kept yammering on about how they would be worth $100k restored etc etc. Couldn't resist sharing.


 

[bull]

C'mon man! $10,000?

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/6524571277606141/?mibextid=dXMIcH 

[HANDM]

This Guy is definitely delusional and I can say that because the delusional seller is me!

https://offerup.com/item/detail/c8bd84dc-1288-3ca4-8c2d-33eed7e1ceb5?q=69+charger

[70 sublime]

This Guy is definitely delusional and I can say that because the delusional seller is me!

https://offerup.com/item/detail/c8bd84dc-1288-3ca4-8c2d-33eed7e1ceb5?q=69+charger

I will have to remember this line to have in my ad next time I post something

" all serious offers will be considered but remember, I don't need to sell these and if I don't like anything about you I won't let you anywhere near them "

[hemi-hampton]

Here's a new addition.

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,142604.0.html

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/253675810831566/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

[bull]

Often these posts are about audacious ads for would-be scrappers that have prices well beyond what their condition warrants. This one is a little different in that it is nice but it's not $85k nice. A rusty gouge in the door, rust around the fender tag, the old dippity-do at the top of the grill, and plenty of other things. Easily $25k too high, probably more.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1676115992886078/?mibextid=dXMIcH

[Drache]

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/city-of-toronto/1970-dodge-charger-hemi/1671368858

for sale 1970 dodge charger hemi 4 speed blue only good for title to put on your donor asking 10,000$ send me a message if you are serious, no parts , no car

[70 sublime]

That guy is always selling ownerships or at least trying to sell them for big bucks
He has fancy Mustang ownerships also list some times

[tan top]

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/city-of-toronto/1970-dodge-charger-hemi/1671368858

for sale 1970 dodge charger hemi 4 speed blue only good for title to put on your donor asking 10,000$ send me a message if you are serious, no parts , no car

 

wonder if its the same seller who owned the  charger 3 years ago & had it crushed ...  shame could not see the fender / vin tags to flag IF it has real tags or body numbers from a real hemi car  to flag up ,  i believe this was  an orignal 383 car , theres a thread on this car somewhere too   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkQ7r9YbVIY

[bull]

Mark Worman is getting into the act. $45k.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1486471665510228/?mibextid=4pD8Ed

       

[375instroke]

1969 Dodge Charger for sale

-Factory Q5 turquoise, white top and interior car
-G code 383, has its numbers matching engine, non numbers 727 column shift auto trans
-Vin, fender tag, body stamps are in place
-Rust has been repaired on the car, it has new AMD main floor, trunk floor and extensions, rear crossmember ,tail panel, rear valance and corners as well as the rust around the back window repaired and trim fit to ensure shape is correct
-Pictures available of when the metal repair was completed
-Mostly complete with necessary components for restoration
-California car
-Asking $35,000
-Clean title

[Kern Dog]

35 grand for what is basically a "core" to start with? You'll still need at least $40,000 to finish it. $75,000 into a car that may be worth $50,000 ?

[chargerperson]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/314890238171?hash=item4950ebb8db:g:~fAAAOSwevdlLDgt&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4BBlLaB%2F%2FEsFKslJ17owWvdBI%2F2OHNOWuo%2FA7GYDOdgGbjWAA9Mbj9FIhQZe0LJY%2FyNWGVKRNnJa3kn9bHjVrWHU%2FXcQ26tZlX%2F1H39ja%2BM5446o%2BhWmtnjKhaCH4WGhMah77qROf38lw355J0HcmHyV4MaYe%2FaJZ5kPtE1aayS%2FfFbUQjZYW1IrS1Ggf%2BT8TLmFF3EOJLCPe0W5T7VQMI2JhN9SzWpPwZAyTUPhNg%2FJEsO%2FsaszER7loO5Umg7eu5w9gLoZ17cOGkK8gVI9rhCLG%2F1P7qCxPhwllfb%2FBtLr%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5Dqi9jrYg

$34,500

At least there are a lot of pictures

[6pkrtse]

As all the old timers die off. The prices will start coming back down someday. This next Generation has no interest in old cars.

[INTMD8]

As all the old timers die off. The prices will start coming back down someday. This next Generation has no interest in old cars.

That's been said but I tend to disagree.  Beauty is timeless and these are rolling art.

The most aesthetic/desireable pre-war cars are still huge money and I would guess it's not a bunch of 100+ year old people buying them.

[Kern Dog]

As all the old timers die off. The prices will start coming back down someday. This next Generation has no interest in old cars.

Not true.
Some do. Many don't. I've ran into a few guys in their 20s that love the classics. The thing is, WE were surrounded by them when we were young and they were cheap to buy. There were similar cars in junkyards so parts were easy to find. Nowadays they are more expensive and the parts are not just right down the street.