On the road again.....C-500 changes hands (Pics inside)

[firefighter3931]

Hey Gang,

Last fall there was a 69 Charger 500 that was listed on e-bay that was local to this area. There was some controversy surrounding the car because it was claimed to be a true survivor. Well.....last week a friend got called to haul a muscle car to upstate NY and guess what he saw when he pulled up !  He snapped some pics of the car on his rollback before hitting the road. The car has some obvious paintwork according to him but is in overall excellent shape. The engine was rebuilt by noted SS hemi guru Don Macullum and is reportedly pushing 600 ponies. Enjoy the pics !

Ron

[MoparYoungGun]

That's a gorgeous C500 !

[mustanghater]

oh! I love it.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Sweet!! Any chance he got the VIN/tag info for the registry?   

[firefighter3931]

Sweet!! Any chance he got the VIN/tag info for the registry?   

Hi Chris, i assumed this one was allready in the registry ? The interesting thing about this car is that the title show's the Volo museum as the last registered owner and it has changed hands a few times since then. I'll ask my buddy for more info and let you know.

Ron

[Chris G.]

Sweet car Ron!

I haven't seen an ESSO station in years. I'm glad I got my coffee crisps in the mail today. You guys know I need my Canadian fix.

VOLO?...

[CB]

Holy Moses looking one you always want to have but you will never own.
Thanks for sharing.

ps yea I heared it too, VOLO is bad news.

[firefighter3931]

Sweet car Ron!

I haven't seen an ESSO station in years. I'm glad I got my coffee crisps in the mail today. You guys know I need my Canadian fix.

VOLO?...

What's the deal with VOLO.....edumacate me here ! Guess i've been too busy hotrodding stuff to keep abreast of the latest gossip...or maybe it's old news.  

Ron

Ps. Chris, there are lots of Esso stations up here....maybe it's time for a roadtrip with burnt orange back to native soil 

[Charger Aficionado]

   Those are the "Correct" wide sill mouldings for a C500 (the Ribbed ones)...   I have an NOS set, they were also used on a '68 Coronet (along with the flat grilles)...   
  This 4-dr one measured the same as my 2-door set:   

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  allthought it had different part numbers.   (I paid frikin' over 5x that for mine.   

[Stormhammer]

oOo

who cares about paintwork

its still a C-500 one way or another 

[cudaken]

 Should have Hi Jacked the roll back to your house. Insuranes would have covred the cost of the 500.

                             Cuda Ken

[Charger_Fan]

Sure is a clean car.
How far did he haul it? I'd be pretty nervous staying the night somewhere while it was on my truck.

[69_500]

If I"m not mistaken that looks like car XX29J9B238092

I believe that I already sent in the information on that car when it was listed for sale last year. I think at the time they were wanting $170K for the car and it has like 36,000 miles on the car. The argument was whether or not it was a true survivor and from I can tell it isn't. It has had a repaint according to an older owner who says he had the car painted.

[SeattleCharger]

There was a '69 Charger 500 in Olympia about five years ago that the guy said he would sell for 18K, I have a pic of it, it was in a pic someone posted a ways back of a D-C.com Charger show, red and white with the big '69 on the door.     Wish I had the 18K back then.  

    NIce CAR.  

[Brock Samson]

As Re: Volo,
   Johnny AKA Formula 440, has a horror story about a charger he went there to see this time last yr.. 
I'd ask him the particulars..

[Shakey]

Hey Gang,

Last fall there was a 69 Charger 500 that was listed on e-bay that was local to this area. There was some controversy surrounding the car because it was claimed to be a true survivor. Well.....last week a friend got called to haul a muscle car to upstate NY and guess what he saw when he pulled up !   He snapped some pics of the car on his rollback before hitting the road. The car has some obvious paintwork according to him but is in overall excellent shape. The engine was rebuilt by noted SS hemi guru Don Macullum and is reportedly pushing 600 ponies. Enjoy the pics !

Ron

I remember this car and the controversy about whether or not it was a true survivor with paint deal and all.

Question:

What are we looking at in photo # 6?   What is that "hump or bump" underneath the car?

I see the owner threw in the original painted steel wheels - that was nice of him!

[Shakey]

Sure is a clean car.
How far did he haul it? I'd be pretty nervous staying the night somewhere while it was on my truck.

Ottawa, ON - Upstate, NY = not too far.  Without knowing where it is going it wouldn't be that far, at the very, very most - 8 hours or 12 beers, whatever comes first. 

[SuBLimE 69]

Oh man thats a nice car.... 

[Shakey]

As Re: Volo,
    Johnny AKA Formula 440, has a horror story about a charger he went there to see this time last yr..  
I'd ask him the particulars..

I recall this story also.  He went with Troy from Houston, TX (hemi68charger) - correct?

[SeattleCharger]

I found the pic I took of the '69 Charger500 in Olympia about five years ago.   The guy said he would sell it for 18K, that it was rare.  I wish I had the money then, sounds like it might have been a good deal.  At least a good deal.

[firefighter3931]

Hey Gang,

Last fall there was a 69 Charger 500 that was listed on e-bay that was local to this area. There was some controversy surrounding the car because it was claimed to be a true survivor. Well.....last week a friend got called to haul a muscle car to upstate NY and guess what he saw when he pulled up !   He snapped some pics of the car on his rollback before hitting the road. The car has some obvious paintwork according to him but is in overall excellent shape. The engine was rebuilt by noted SS hemi guru Don Macullum and is reportedly pushing 600 ponies. Enjoy the pics !

Ron

I remember this car and the controversy about whether or not it was a true survivor with paint deal and all.

Question:

What are we looking at in photo # 6?   What is that "hump or bump" underneath the car?

I see the owner threw in the original painted steel wheels - that was nice of him!

Hi Mike, that hump is a torque box if i'm not mistaken. Yes, the original steel wheels went along with the car. The engine is supposed to be numbers matching as well. The car went about 5hrs south of here.   

Ron

[PocketThunder]

As Re: Volo,
    Johnny AKA Formula 440, has a horror story about a charger he went there to see this time last yr..  
I'd ask him the particulars..

I recall this story also.   He went with Troy from Houston, TX (hemi68charger) - correct?

Yes.  It was a silver 68 and the guys at the Volo Auto Museum said it was an original sheet metal car but hemi68charger (Troy) could tell that a quarter panel had been replaced.  And he advised formula440 to walk.

[Charger Aficionado]

I found the pic I took of the '69 Charger500 in Olympia about five years ago. The guy said he would sell it for 18K, that it was rare. I wish I had the money then, sounds like it might have been a good deal. At least a good deal.

Damn.  If that is a true nostalgic-type race car... wow.  That could be worth ALOT.  Looks Cool.

[SeattleCharger]

I found the pic I took of the '69 Charger500 in Olympia about five years ago. The guy said he would sell it for 18K, that it was rare. I wish I had the money then, sounds like it might have been a good deal. At least a good deal.

Damn.   If that is a true nostalgic-type race car... wow.   That could be worth ALOT.   Looks Cool.

I think it was just a cool paint job.   I like the numbers on the door and the dodge decal, and the stickers around the front fender, ya, it looked pretty dang cool.   Has the old cop style rims and hubcaps, don't know what those style are called.   It does kind of look like a stockcar racecar.  He said there were only five hundred of them made, if that means anything.

[hemi68charger]

As Re: Volo,
   Johnny AKA Formula 440, has a horror story about a charger he went there to see this time last yr.. 
I'd ask him the particulars..

I recall this story also.  He went with Troy from Houston, TX (hemi68charger) - correct?

Yes.  It was a silver 68 and the guys at the Volo Auto Museum said it was an original sheet metal car but hemi68charger (Troy) could tell that a quarter panel had been replaced.  And he advised formula440 to walk.

Yeap, I did........ 

That's a mean looking C500, and a HEMI too boot......... creamin' myself..... 

Troy