How expensive was ur charger new?

[cbrestorations]

How expensive was ur 69-70 charger when bought new? I broke down the options on a few of mine and this 70 Rt/se was $5206 new and I have a 70 r/t dealer demo that was $5106. Base 70 charger was $3001. A highly optioned car could of been more expensive than a hemi car, but then a highly optioned hemi car wins hands down lol. This car pictured below was 5206 but all I had was the fender tag to go off of. I used the 70 charger registry to get the prices per option

[green69rt]

My first 69 Charger RT 440 w/auto and AM radio was $3800 (not the sticker price, that's what I paid,) new off the showroom floor.  Can't remember if it had any other options.

[Challenger340]

Anybody got a link to determine price of a 1969 Charger by options present ?
or,
know what Y14 'Sold Car' on the B-Sheet means ? Does that mean it was ordered by the dealership ?

[UFO]

Y14 "sold car" is in my opinion a customer ordered car.
With you (challenger340) having a Canadian car the price list is different the U.S. lists.

[keepat]

 My father paid $5000 for his charger in 1968
Pat

[XH29N0G]

I think between 3 and 3.5.  Next time I get a chance I'll ask.  It was an order for a family car.

[cbrestorations]

My father paid $5000 for his charger in 1968
Pat

is that a hemi car?

[green69rt]

Must be, emblem on the side plus... that was the only big dollar option.  $5K for a car back then was BIG bucks.

[BigCE]

$3608 according to the Registry. $500 in total options, bench seat A/C car.

[c00nhunterjoe]

Where do you find this out? I would like to decode my tag, tried the online plug and play one and i did something wrong cause it wont decode.

[69 OUR/TEA]

Just did a calculation on mine, base price plus my options , I've come up with $ 4,948.70 . Unless there is more that I missed like the tires,floor mats.etc.

[Challenger340]

Y14 "sold car" is in my opinion a customer ordered car.
With you (challenger340) having a Canadian car the price list is different the U.S. lists.

Yes, the prices would be different in Canadian Dollars, although I can find no "Built to Canadian Specs" differences on the Car itself, making it identical to a U.S. sold Model.

I have tried using the U.S. price list "Pocket Guide for Salesman", but depending upon how a guy reads it ? somewhere around $4,600-$4,700 when new, if Sold in the U.S.

I think the best way to price a Car is to take ALL codes present on the B-Sheet, then subtract the priced Dollar amounts for those options already contained in the "SE" Pkg. on an R/T model ?
However,
some ambiguity remains for me(NOT being a "numbers" type guy) around what was or was NOT part of A01 & A47 on an R/T.... things like G11, S81, R31, J46, G33, F25, 3spd wipers and on and on.. just not all that sure which were or were NOT?
Doesn't matter,
everything I have found is there and untouched since new, and more importantly still works so best left alone.

[BSB67]

My base price early production 67 car was $3,134.  The 440 was an additional $313, and the AC was another $338.  All in, mine was $4,512.

[Fitz73Chrgr]

Looks like my 70 was only $3,476.90

[70sixpkrt]

Where do you find this out? I would like to decode my tag, tried the online plug and play one and i did something wrong cause it wont decode.

Try this one but it gives no prices. Just a fender Tag Decoder.
http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=87
http://www.stockmopar.com/mopar-fender-tag-decoder.php

[6bblgt]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8hiwodBJiY

the '69 383 4bbl SE w/sunroof commercial car that my brother used to own, had a $5,293.90 + destination M.S.R.P.

[triple_green]

Here's mine $4004, in 1998 I paid $4000

[moparfan53]

Must be, emblem on the side plus... that was the only big dollar option.  $5K for a car back then was BIG bucks.

The wheel covers also indicate it is a hemi. Those ones were only available with the hemi option.

[6bblgt]

Here's mine $4004, in 1998 I paid $4000

I believe my GREEN (FF4/V1F) '70 Challenger R/T came from VALLEY MOTOR  

[triple_green]

By the time I was in HS it was known as Tom Matson Dodge. My dad bought two cars there in the 60s-70s

Was just sold last year and is now a Kia dealership....argh!

[69bronzeT5]

The original owner of my '69 told me he paid $3,800 for it new.