Seen any decent 68 Chargers for sale lately?

[Sean]

Looking for one up to around 40k-ish, thought id check with my guys here as well as I hunt for one.

[Homerr]

This guy ('agtree' on fbbo) has been advertising this one for a while, some assembly required.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/5114904765.html

[Sean]

Hmm, not bad if thats the original drivetrain and color to the car. I'd just need to find a shop local that I could pay to finish the assembly. How much do you think it would cost me to pay a shop to assemble it?

[myk]

You'd better increase your budget a bunch more if you need someone to put together the pieces...

[303 Mopar]

You'd better increase your budget a bunch more if you need someone to put together the pieces...

And then double it.  Mopar parts are 3x the cost of Cheby and Ferd.

[myk]

As always, buy the most completed car that you can afford to buy.  Trust us on this...

[Sean]

So $30,000 in labor to assemble that Charger?

[303 Mopar]

So $30,000 in labor to assemble that Charger?

Plus all the missing parts.

[Sean]

Yea, ill stick to complete cars

[303 Mopar]

'69 - but it should give you a feel for what the market is, and by no means is this a full restoration.  I bought my '71 Challenger from these guys, pretty straight shooters.

http://www.classiccarliquidators.com/classic-cars/Dodge/1969/Charger-Big-Block/XP29F9B350251/2100

[Charger-Bodie]

Pm member 1970moparman he has a great 68 for sale.

[Homerr]

Oops, I thought you could turn a wrench.   

[Sean]

Oops, I thought you could turn a wrench.   

I can, but my time is best spent making money to pay for this thing lol

[Dino]

Pm member 1970moparman he has a great 68 for sale.

Yep, real classy ride.    

Wouldn't hesitate to add it to the stable..if the stable was bigger!

[70-500-SE-EXPORT]

'69 - but it should give you a feel for what the market is, and by no means is this a full restoration.  I bought my '71 Challenger from these guys, pretty straight shooters.

http://www.classiccarliquidators.com/classic-cars/Dodge/1969/Charger-Big-Block/XP29F9B350251/2100

Take a second look at that car.. Its a bondo heap pig with lipstick. Look at the rear valance and pics of the floor pans from under the car! They are completely rusted out with black undercoating sprayed everywhere. The torsion bar crossmember also has numerous sloppy patches.

[6spd68]

'69 - but it should give you a feel for what the market is, and by no means is this a full restoration.  I bought my '71 Challenger from these guys, pretty straight shooters.

http://www.classiccarliquidators.com/classic-cars/Dodge/1969/Charger-Big-Block/XP29F9B350251/2100

Take a second look at that car.. Its a bondo heap pig with lipstick. Look at the rear valance and pics of the floor pans from under the car! They are completely rusted out with black undercoating sprayed everywhere. The torsion bar crossmember also has numerous sloppy patches.

Underneath looks terrible.  I feel I could've done a better job on the torsion bar, in my early 20's. 

[303 Mopar]

Here's one - http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charger-R-T-TRIBUTE-/141736861373