Silver Daytona on Ebay XX29L9B400565 - A4 -C6X- four speed

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  XX29L9B400565



https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/dodge/charger/2460183.html

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[Alaskan_TA]

Fender tag and broadcast sheet do not agree, re-stamped engine, fake window sticker.....

XX29L9B400565 is a hot mess. 

[gtx6970]

How might I ask do you know its a restamped engine.

Listing just states date correct

[69_500]

This car is good looking, however as Barry said its a hot mess. its not number matching, and that tag is incorrect. This car recently sold, and was bought by a gentleman in Florida who is not exactly happy with what he purchased. He was not so happy finding out the issues with the car.

[held1823]

from an old dealer listing

[BS27ROB]

Shouldn't A11 be on the Broadcast Sheet?

[gtx6970]

This car is good looking, however as Barry said its a hot mess. its not number matching, and that tag is incorrect. This car recently sold, and was bought by a gentleman in Florida who is not exactly happy with what he purchased. He was not so happy finding out the issues with the car.

thanks

[Birdflu]

from an old dealer listing

WOW! Those block numbers may as well be stamped in cursive! GEEZ! 

[hemigeno]

The broadcast sheet is a repop also - with an intent by someone to defraud, making it look "aged".

[erndog]

with the issues the car has, lets say wrong motor bad build sheet it is a real Daytona right? what is it worth? good looking car

[Sgt Superbird]

I agree. With all its issues, it's still a beautiful machine.

[70sixpkrt]

With all it's issues it is still a Daytona but people would second guess its legitimacy.

[taxspeaker]

The car is stunning. Let's say a guy destroyed the fake build sheet, ground the numbers off the block to drop claims on matching numbers and verified VIN on dash, fender, radiator and trunk, and removed all claims of matching numbers or build sheets or anything else, would that make it a desirable Daytona or still a fake one?

[B54SPEED]

If everything checked out OTHER than the restamped block and the fake sheet I would say its desirable

[Dave Kanofsky]

Does the nose around the headlight doors look unusually contoured to anyone else?

[erndog]

it does look odd but it might just be the lighting and the angle of the pictures

[held1823]

Does the nose around the headlight doors look unusually contoured to anyone else?

this might explain why

[erndog]

OUCH!!! yeah that might have something to do with it.........in the early 90's I looked at a Daytona that had been hit hard on the drivers side front tire wheel well area, car was 100% complete,  car was F8  green color with white interior 4 speed 440 car was in northern CA at that time sound familiar to anyone..............anyone know what happened to the car?

[Birdflu]

The car is stunning. Let's say a guy destroyed the fake build sheet, ground the numbers off the block to drop claims on matching numbers and verified VIN on dash, fender, radiator and trunk, and removed all claims of matching numbers or build sheets or anything else, would that make it a desirable Daytona or still a fake one?

So once a guy removes all of the 'haze'...what's the car really worth in today's market?

[Aero426]

Does the nose around the headlight doors look unusually contoured to anyone else?

Everything about the nose edges and contours look really soft.       Of course, it may not even be the original nose.   

[birdsandbees]

Yep, looks like some sagging glass to me Doug..

[taxspeaker]

The car is stunning. Let's say a guy destroyed the fake build sheet, ground the numbers off the block to drop claims on matching numbers and verified VIN on dash, fender, radiator and trunk, and removed all claims of matching numbers or build sheets or anything else, would that make it a desirable Daytona or still a fake one?

So once a guy removes all of the 'haze'...what's the car really worth in today's market?

Tough to say-normally I would say $150-180 without paperwork, non-original engine and some questionable body work, but with all of the controversy and the "smell" associated with the issues, I would drop that by a lot, a whole lot. I am going to be about an hour north of there on auction day and will drive down to find out. That nose brings its own set of issues and Ernie's picture of the front end crash does too, but it is sure a good looking Daytona.