bullitt charger on ebay

[ht4spd307]

hello all i dont know if i'm judging these wrong but as i'm rebuilding my front end at the moment i'm a some what ball joint expert not  but i noticed on this charger that the ball joints seem wrong are they c body ball joints or am i see things if you compare these to a b body lower ball joint the c body arm its longer  is this another shonk job or do these fit ok      http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Charger-Bullitt-/381546959421?forcerrptr=true&hash=item58d5f8923d:g:Wn4AAOSwzgRWwkb5&item=381546959421

[myk]

6 speed manual?  Nice...

[BLK 68 R/T]

I would not try to compare using that car as an example. Find a better car or Google lower ball joints and go from there.  Nice looking car until you start looking close 

[ht4spd307]

not trying to compare but i didn't  realize c body ball joints would fit a b body as the c arm is 2 inchs longer wouldn't this upset the whole steering geometry that's if they are c body ball joints

[fc7_plumcrazy]

think VG just buys the cars "as is"

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ive lightened a few of the pictures ( underside shots )

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[lukedukem]

Nice oil pan

Luke

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Nice oil pan

Luke

187  C -body  pan  , think  they are the factory pan to have  ,  according to the A -body mob . when dropping a 383/ 440 into a Dart or Barracuda    , no Baffling in this pan though , to stop oil slop , had one of these pans on the 69 imperial motor that was in my charger when I got it .

[myk]

Christ man, someone get a flex plate cover for that thing...

[lukedukem]

Christ man, someone get a flex plate cover for that thing...

right. you would think on an expensive tranny like that they would make the effort to protect it

Luke

[cbrestorations]

that sure looks like a 100k restoration to me...that rear axle, suspension and under dash metal components must have been restored to a 40 year old shitty finish appearance. i hope van gaurd doesnt sell any of these cars to people

[Mytur Binsdirti]

"The car then underwent a five year, no expense spared restoration by a Mopar specialist"




440ci V8 Engine, Fresh Rebuild Under 100 Miles
Engine Still Has Break In Oil




...and what's with the 1970 K-frame?   One has to wonder why

[cbrestorations]

i wonder if van gaurd even feels guilty when he f**** people who dont know anybetter

[Charger_Fan]

Christ man, someone get a flex plate cover for that thing...

Maybe they left it off for the pics, to show off the purty red pressure plate.

The top side of the car sure looks nice, and I like the F.I. & 6-speed. I would love to cruise that baby! But I think I'd have to paint that rear end...I wonder why they kinda cleaned it off, then just left it? Hell, even a quickie rattle-can semi gloss black would look better than this.
Maybe the $100K ran out right when they got to the rear end?

No idea why the '70 K-member...actually, they say it's a '71, do those interchange? I forget.

[crj1968]

The top side of the car sure looks nice,

Yes it do- strange how the underside is so bad.     It looks like my car underneath, save for the new shocks.

[chargerperson]

The top side of the car sure looks nice,

Yes it do- strange how the underside is so bad.     It looks like my car underneath, save for the new shocks.

"No expense spared"?  How about a $3.98 can of black spray paint to at least put something on the rear end?  The ad refers to a "very original undercarriage" ... which is interesting on a "no expense spared" restoration.  Usually Vanguard's cars are just expensive but I don't recall the ads being misleading.  Sure anyone can figure out with a simple check of he VIN and they don't call it a RT but for the true novices perhaps they should say "RT badging added" or "RT clone"?

[68 BENGAL R/T]

WOW!!! 5 years and a $100,000 doesn't get you much with a well known "Mopar Restoration Shop" in California.