Aussi valiant chargers

[mustanghater]

were in the begining process of buying one and was wondering if anyone ever had one? how hard is it to buy parts?

[jaak]

I never owned one, but as far as parts, some should be fairly easy and cheap because aussie chargers are a bodies

[RTPTRON]

Nice example!!!

[C500]

We have a mopar forum here in New Zealand, most guys posting own Aussie mopars, check the links within this one for parts: http://forum.mopar.org.nz/shwmessage.aspx?forumid=2&messageid=741
kiwi68

[Stormhammer]

there's one of theme here in Georgia at Bayer Boys

one of the few cars that came with the Hemi /6 

[charger Downunder]

Re Parts for Aussie chargers try these
http://www.bluestarspares.com.au/index.asp
http://www.moparmarket.com/
http://www.users.bigpond.com/valrestservices/content.htm
http://www.hemiperformance.com.au/
http://1970chargerregistry.com/70messageboard/viewtopic.php?t=1773&highlight=

[mustanghater]

we can get it next summer or maybe in the spring.

[mustanghater]

were trying to get a white or an orange one.

[cudaken]

 Good luck finding parts in the US? Think there is only around 20 or so in the states. If I am off say 200 percent that is only 4000 car for parts in the US.

What happen to the 70 Charger for $7,000.00?

                                          Ken                               

[Brock Samson]

Andrew is from down underneath & he's really into them, why don't ya PM him?..

[mustanghater]

the charger is a piece of crap.
I'll try to get a hold of him but the car will be in the states when we get it. the guy were buying from imports alot of the cars.All the ones you see came through him.

[71 Bee Man]

G'day,

living in Australia, I've owned quite a few Aussie Chargers.

The shape is great, and they go quite hard. It's getting very hard to find decent ones though. The one thing I'd suggest when looking for one is to make sure you understand what model you're getting. Too often people think they are getting a genuine Aussie R/T Charger when really they're looking at a fake.

The Aussie R/T Chargers are now bringing quite good dollars. A neat Charger 770 with either the 265 Hemi 6 cylinder engine can still be found for reasonable prices. Remeber we only ever got small block cars down here, but the fast ones were actually the sixes. You've probably heard the figures of 14.2 for the 1/4 mile etc. They were the triple webbered siz cylinder cars and very quick off the mark. I reckon expect to pay around $8,000 - $10,000 for a good example of a basic Charger - say a 770, which is kind of the luxury Charger. They came with 245's, 265's,318's, 360's and even 340's. The 340 cars command reasonably high dollars now too. I just sold a neat E55 for $16,000 Australian and it was a daily driver - very neat, but nothing too fancy.

Hope this helps a little. I figure parts would be very hard for you to get over there, but no harder than for me to buy parts for the 71 Super Bee I just imported from over there. There are a few Aussie Chrysler parts places that specialise in mail order, which I think someones already listed.

The Aussie Chargers look great and go well.

Peter.

[Brock Samson]

                                                                                                             
  it has no rust, the top is perfect,no leaks,it needs paint. a women is selling it to me.It was her late husbands project. he has 2 but she's only selling 1.Its an 89.the one she's keeping is an 90,they only made 8 that year.


So what was all this about then?..

[mustanghater]

thats for shop class next year.I need a project car to get into it.

[Brock Samson]

 PLEASE! MAKE IT STOP!!!   

[andy74]