What do you guys think about this one?

[crj1968]

Wow up to 20 grand.

I'm trying to avoid selling my lesser of a "smoldering pile of shit" via ebay, but... 

[Mike DC]

 
1969 Charger + looks complete/presentable to a non-car-guy from 40 feet = $20k. 

[Kern Dog]

Anyone here tempted to get a "lone" to buy it ?

[Sublime/Sixpack]

Anyone here tempted to get a "lone" to buy it ?

The seller sounds like a real winner. I wonder if he would feel the same way about someone getting a "loan" to buy it? 

[alfaitalia]

Lots of criticism here for a vehicle that is loads better than most of the remains of chargers selling for getting on for twice that amount almost every day on the 'bay. I would have been absolutely delighted to find anything with actual bodywork you can't see through for twice that money in the UK....you guys don't know how lucky you are and how (relatively) cheap Chargers are over there compared to here.

It's certainly going to be cheaper to sort that one than a rusty completely unrestored "barn find" for not a lot less cash. Just my two pence worth!

[01-RT-SE]

  would pass

[Dino]

Lots of criticism here for a vehicle that is loads better than most of the remains of chargers selling for getting on for twice that amount almost every day on the 'bay. I would have been absolutely delighted to find anything with actual bodywork you can't see through for twice that money in the UK....you guys don't know how lucky you are and how (relatively) cheap Chargers are over there compared to here.

It's certainly going to be cheaper to sort that one than a rusty completely unrestored "barn find" for not a lot less cash. Just my two pence worth!

All true, but still it's going to sell for more than I would be willing to spend on one. And the seller seems to be a tool, and I rather not deal with those. I hear you though, I was born and raised in Belgium and you pay a ton more for a car like this on that side of the pond.

[DeltaV]

I would pass on this "opportunity". 

[JR]

I still think everyones being a little harsh here.

IF the bodywork passes inspection in person, i dont think its that bad.

There are no more turn key mint condition 2nd gens around for 15k anymore.

The tired chrome/cosmetics/overspray on the latches are all easy fixes.

I still say i would check it out if i were in the market. Not everyone is after a creampuff thats too nice to drive.

[Daytona R/T SE]

This from the originator of this thread:

"Still looking for a 69 Charger after I sold my project. I decided I'd rather be driving one than putting one together. So my wife and I agreed to finance one that's already done."




This car ain't it.  

[crj1968]

This from the originator of this thread:

"Still looking for a 69 Charger after I sold my project. I decided I'd rather be driving one than putting one together. So my wife and I agreed to finance one that's already done."




This car ain't it.  

True that

[RCCDrew]

True, this isn't finished. If you are really looking for "finished" I'm thinking $35k up, depending on how finished you want it.

[nakita7]

Was looking at that one myself, but I think it's more of a project than it looks. I'm passing.

[Mytur Binsdirti]

One can is not enough for that car.

[tan top]

Pass.
Ask the seller if the blue one in front of it is for sale.
TPR

yeah looks like it might be a real R/T , can spy a dana ! , also think there is a limelight superbird back there too  

[JR]

This from the originator of this thread:

"Still looking for a 69 Charger after I sold my project. I decided I'd rather be driving one than putting one together. So my wife and I agreed to finance one that's already done."




This car ain't it.  

I'm assuming the OP knows he's looking at a $20k Charger, not a $35-50k example.

Big difference in cost between this one and a finished one.

[qwick68]

Junk....stay away