Rotted out '70 for the registery **14 more photos added 1/31/17 of the rest**

[TruckDriver]

I saw this on Facebook, with a lot of other rusted out Mopar's sitting around a barn somewhere. Nothing was worth saving other then maybe 1 '69 Charger. This was the only one showing a vin. because the guy thought it was super rare. Took me a little to explain it was not a rare car like it would be if it was a '69.

[Kern Dog]

Uhhh... Define "Rare".
A 70 is technically MORE rare due to the production count. In 1969, approx 89,000 Chargers were built. In 1970 the number dropped to about half, partly due to the new 1970 Challenger

[VegasCharger]

Maybe he thought a 1970 Charger "500" has equivalent value as a 1969 Charger "500".  

EDIT:
I wonder if this is the same guy selling a lot of B Body Mopar muscle cars from his field.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/2-orangeplymouth70/m.html?item=122331981427&forcerrptr=true&hash=item1c7b8de673%3Ag%3AFDwAAOSwjDZYjqjB&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

[cbrestorations]

is that blue 70 for sale?

[Kern Dog]

Ha ha... The resident Fred Sanford of derelict Chargers is interested!   

[TruckDriver]

Maybe he thought a 1970 Charger "500" has equivalent value as a 1969 Charger "500".  

EDIT:
I wonder if this is the same guy selling a lot of B Body Mopar muscle cars from his field.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/2-orangeplymouth70/m.html?item=122331981427&forcerrptr=true&hash=item1c7b8de673%3Ag%3AFDwAAOSwjDZYjqjB&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

He did think it was valuable like the '69, and Doesn't look like the same guy. I was going to post more photos last night when the server went down for a little. Here are more of the cars there. AGAIN, I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THESE CARS AT ALL. AND THE PHOTOS WERE NOT TAKEN BY ME.

Uhhh... Define "Rare".
A 70 is technically MORE rare due to the production count. In 1969, approx 89,000 Chargers were built. In 1970 the number dropped to about half, partly due to the new 1970 Challenger

There was just over 24,000, 1970 - 500's made. And this was only a 383 2bbl car.

Another '70 sitting in a open air shed. This one is a R/T...

[TruckDriver]

'69 Charger outside. This is the nicest car out of all of them.

[TruckDriver]

2 - '69 Charger's in another carport

[TruckDriver]

Unknown year, other then is it a Charger

[TruckDriver]

The real bad cars 

'69 GTX

[TruckDriver]

'70 GTX

[TruckDriver]

The '73 'Cuda

[Baldwinvette77]

I liking this... 

[qwick68]

Nice collection, most look too far gone.....

[69rtse4spd]

That one 70 R/T, looks like an S.E., could you get an S.E. with no vinal top.  .

[bigdsul]

I'd jump on that 70 RT/SE car. Not too many of seen around these days. Is there any chance that it is for sale?

[Cncguy]

Most of these look worth saving.

[Moparpoolman]

That one 70 R/T, looks like an S.E., could you get an S.E. with no vinal top.  .

Yes

[darbgnik]

I'd jump on that 70 RT/SE car. Not too many of seen around these days. Is there any chance that it is for sale?

I like that one too. Wonder if it's factory white? Looks not bad in the pictures.........

[hemi-hampton]

Yeah, I like that 70 R/T also. I'd even consider the 70 GTX, looks like it was maybe Plum Crazy Purple? excuse me, I mean In-Vilolet. LEON.

[69rtse4spd]

Thanks, learn something every day.

[moparfan53]

That one 70 R/T, looks like an S.E., could you get an S.E. with no vinal top.  .

I realize your question has been answered, but thought you might be interested in what was included with the SE package.