Barrett-Jackson '07 List (Dodge)

[Guns N Rotors]

I'm drooling over lot number 85 and 405.

I can't wait to see what the loons will pay this year.

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/Apps/CarList/CarList.aspx?AuctionId=221&NumberPerPage=1200&ShowFilter=True

[TruckDriver]

I like these myself

[Charger1970]

Wow that 71 R/T is beautiful.

Are those colored bumpers 'rubberized' like the 'Cudas?

[Chris G.]

I can't wait to see what the loons will pay this year.

Well, when people hear descriptions like the one I quoted below, it's no wonder they pay huge bucks.

"This is a true 1 of 1 personally decoded by Galen Govier! This 1970 Charger 500 SE 383 Magnum is in fact a true 1 of 1 in the Chrysler registry, with these factory options!"

So now we go by what Galen has in his registry rather than actual production numbers? Geez, I'm sure this guy is gonna have billboards all around this car reading "1 of 1". So sad, but what's the old saying? A fool and his money...

[69 OUR/TEA]

Did anyone else  notice the 71 R/T having a color difference from the quarter panel to the door and fender??? Exactly why in some of my posts about metallic colors being painted with all panels in place and at the same time.

[Zentelis]

Well, when people hear descriptions like the one I quoted below, it's no wonder they pay huge bucks.

"This is a true 1 of 1 personally decoded by Galen Govier! This 1970 Charger 500 SE 383 Magnum is in fact a true 1 of 1 in the Chrysler registry, with these factory options!"

So now we go by what Galen has in his registry rather than actual production numbers? Geez, I'm sure this guy is gonna have billboards all around this car reading "1 of 1". So sad, but what's the old saying? A fool and his money...

Barret-Jackson listing: A true 1 of 1 'Cuda Convertible! There is no other car in existence with these exact rust holes in these exact places! Starting bid: $400,000




watch it happen

[Brock Samson]

ok

funny how many options are on third gens.. 
and as far as that cuda?.. how about a plain jane convert for $ 80 plus K?! 
I guess like the DAYTONAs it's too late to get one now,..   

1970 'Cuda convertible for sale

1  of the 4 has to sell to make room.

Plymouth Cuda Convertible. RARE, real BS27N0B this highly optioned car is 1 of 230 built for 1970 with the 383 auto combo. Numbers matching including dash vin, original fender tag, original door vin sticker, rad support, cowl. There are (2) BUILD SHEETS. The engine is an unstamped 1970 383 . The transmission was just rebuilt. The car is originally Beige with Tan interior. Only 1% of the Cuda conv made were Beige. New legendary carper, interior and boot. Reproduction Palco door panels.

Highly optioned P/S, P/B, A/C, light group, AM/FM (AM/8 track is in the car) Track, Rally Dash, deluxe seat belts, power windows, six-way driver’s seat power top, Rim blow (std wheel is in car) and much more. As far as I can tell this is a rust free car. I actually took the original exhaust system off of the car in March 2006. This is a great car that is ready for cruising. If you want a Hemi Cuda convertible, this is a great starting point because there is no bodywork necessary.

This car runs and drives awesome. Fly in, drive home. Priced at fair market value. - $ 86,500
248.393.4364 Scatpack1@msn.com

Thank you and have a great day.


   

[chargerboy69]

Did anyone else  notice the 71 R/T having a color difference from the quarter panel to the door and fender??? Exactly why in some of my posts about metallic colors being painted with all panels in place and at the same time.

I noticed that right away. That looks kinda crappy. . .

[Blue Pentastar]

Lot number 1319 is a hemi charger owned by Orange County choppers and is being sold with a bike 1319.1 as a pair.

Mike

[Ghoste]

Was that car in MCG not too long ago?

[Recharger]

Lot number 1319 is a hemi charger owned by Orange County choppers and is being sold with a bike 1319.1 as a pair.

Mike

Ineteresting.  I see the bike in the pic is just a drawing (and a bad one), I wonder if they've built it yet or if it will be on an upcoming show.

As for that 68, it looks like the one that was for sale at the St. Louis Mopar Muscle show in 05, and if I recall, the Nats before that show. ]http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,2698.msg33368.html#msg33368  I know his asking price was over 100K at the time, I wonder what it finally sold for, and what their return will be.  And I'm surprised they didn't bother to replace/re-dye those upper pads....  From what I recall there were a lot of minor incorrect issues with that car...  Good to see a 68 get some attention, though...