73 charger

[mally69]

i came across a 73 charger today that is for sale for $1000 minor rust on lower fenders and quarters  nothing serious  floor pans and trunk pans and rockers are in great shape  and do NOT need to be replaced it sat in a barn since 1981  but heres the info that i have its a 73 charger SE  VIN# WP29P3A262817  numbers matching 400 engine but the intake manifold is off but its sitting in the   trunk and has  a 727 auto  has power everything brakes windows steering and also has factory AC the color is copper bronze that is still factory paint  with white inteiroir and white vinyl roof and it says Brougham on the door panels inside... the car is all origonal and matching numbers.. keep in mind the car is dirty and does need to be restored just doesnt have much rust..   what do you guys think is it worth 1000 ?? i am more of a 68-70 charger nut so i dont know what this year would bring money wise ,  any comments before i decide to park it beside the 69

[BMOTOXSTAR]

Tell me where it is so I can buy it.

[Charger1973]

Its really hard to say without pics but it sounds like its worth it to me.  They are climbing in value all the time.   

[mally69]

is it anything special other than being a charger,, i looked at the fnder tag and its not rusted at all but  it only has 2 letters on it they say  SS    i assume the car came with 2 tags and one is missing

[Charger1973]

Its a number matching big block car and it has power windows.  Those are the things that stand out to me from the info you gave.  Keep in mind that 73 SE cars were are the most common of the 66-74 Chargers (going off the production numbers).

[41husk]

Hard to say without any pictures, but it sounds like it is well worth the $1000.  I would offer $800 and see if he bites,  If not, I would give him the $1000 and take my car home.  I wish my 73 had power windows.

[hemihead]

By the sound of it I would say it was worth it. As stated the value of the 3rd Gens is just starting to rise. I paid that for my 73 Hardtop 7 years ago.

[dukeboy_318]

By the sound of it I would say it was worth it. As stated the value of the 3rd Gens is just starting to rise. I paid that for my 73 Hardtop 7 years ago.

Agreed.  I bought my 74 SE in April for 800 and I've had two locals stop and offer me twice that for it.  If you don't buy, tell me and I'll go get it

[Fitz73Chrgr]

Sounds like a deal to me.  Our 73 Hardtop cost us $1200 4 years ago in similiar condition.  Ours isn't a big block though.