1970 charger 500 2 owner car asking price 30k? is it worth that?

[petercharger]

Saw a tow owner 70 charger 50. is a 383 automatic and very clean. I would give it a 8 out of 10. has a little over 101k. owner wants 30k. what are the groups thoughts? thanks

[Brock Samson]

perhaps it is worth that, what colors & options? got the fendertag numbers or any pics? all these would sure be helpful...
and not being an R/T or four speed it'd old have to be clean indeed to command that high a price.

  welcome to the site good luck these chargers are much in demand to find a cherry one owner numbers matching one is quite difficult.

[CB]

Saw a tow owner 70 charger 50. is a 383 automatic and very clean. I would give it a 8 out of 10. has a little over 101k. owner wants 30k. what are the groups thoughts? thanks

pics would be helpfull for the members who have better judgment. you know the history of it?
Welcome to the site

[Fitz73Chrgr]

Saw a tow owner 70 charger 50. is a 383 automatic and very clean. I would give it a 8 out of 10. has a little over 101k. owner wants 30k. what are the groups thoughts? thanks

Sounds overpriced to me, I don't think that car would be worth 30k restored.

[keepat]

Saw a tow owner 70 charger 50. is a 383 automatic and very clean. I would give it a 8 out of 10. has a little over 101k. owner wants 30k. what are the groups thoughts? thanks

Sounds overpriced to me, I don't think that car would be worth 30k restored.

[69CoronetRT]

When you consider the relative value of that car to a similarly equipped 440 R/T and how much it would take to by the R/T, $30K doesn't sound too out of line IF it is nicely optioned and very clean.

[70rtconv]

That's getting into RT territory.  I would say 15k - 22k max if it is in good condition.  It cost the same to restore one regardless which model it is, but the rate of return is more with the desirable model.  He might have spent a lot of money on the car, but it doesn't make it worth more than what the market will bear.  That's why a lot of people will not spend big bucks on restoring lesser models.

[Dodge Don]

Unless it's something special I'd say no way.

http://1970chargerregistry.com/70messageboard/viewtopic.php?t=613

[hemi-hampton]

Sounds a Little steep, I'm not sure I'd get much more then that for my original 24,000 mile R/T?  LEON.

[70charger_boy]

Way, way too steep

[68charger383]

Check out E-bay which reflects the prices these cars are going for right now. It will also show you a ball park on the condition of the cars to compare to the one your looking at.

Use this link to search for the prior Charger auction endings on e-bay for the past few months. The key is to check off the "Completed Listings Only" box. This will show you how high these cars got when sold or the auction ended.
http://motors.search.ebay.com/ws/search/RefineSearch?fcl=3&from=R12&fsoo=1&fsop=9&sacat=6339&sofindtype=1


Here's one which sold for $18,000 which seems kind of high
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/70-Charger-500-numbers-matching-383-with-window-sticker_W0QQitemZ300138349477QQihZ020QQcategoryZ6199QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem