2 Hellcats 1 Viper

[chargerman69]

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Dodge-Viper-/301899713082?hash=item464aa00a3a:g:LIQAAOSwKtlWnk1f

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Dodge-Challenger-SRT-Hellcat-/301899773871?hash=item464aa0f7af:g:~O0AAOSwuAVWzHyw

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Dodge-Challenger-SRT-Hellcat-/301898804142?hash=item464a922bae:g:SnYAAOSwuAVWvK5Q

[John_Kunkel]

At those prices I think they're dreaming.

The Viper would be iffy if there's any frame damage, the factory doesn't recommend any repair, only replacement.

[myk]

I always wondered about the Ford GT with the cracked frame that Gas Monkey garage repaired; I always thought certain damage couldn't be reversed....

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 not wanting to start anything , that looks like some weird  damage on the matt black challenger   , don't look consistent with one rear end thump imo   ,  especially the trunk lid damage     

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[garner7555]

I hate to be the guy who chimes in with negative comments, but I used to buy and sell salvage vehicles for a living.  Before that I did body work for a living.  The trick that has been pulled on these cars is one I have seen a 1000 times.  Look close at the 2 challengers, they have been on a frame machine and a lot of the damage has been pulled out to make it look better.  The red car centered up something and it pushed the tie bar back into the cooling, which would have pulled the rails together.  Now the tie bar is pulled out which makes people a little less worried about the rails and about something smacking the front of the crank hard enough to damage the main bearings.   Now the black car is the same deal,  they pulled the passengers rail back so that it doesn't look like an  accordion anymore.  These cars are definitely still fixable, I have fixed much worse, but my point is the buyer should know this work has been done so they can make an informed decision.