When is the last time you saw a 66-74 Charger "in the wild?"

[Fred]

What the heck is that to the left of the Charger?   

Looks like a botched "Corvette Summer" project.

I was thinking corvette also.

[J.Bond]

Looks like a Cheeta with the roof removed.

[BrianShaughnessy]

Took a ride out with Speedo to Larry the plumbers place out in Rhinebeck NY a few weeks ago to scavange parts for a 70 Cuda ragtop project he sold to a guy.

A lotta sad sights to see...  and some that could possibly be fixed...     His place was in a copy of mopar muscle a few months back. 

These are just some of the Chargers... 

[BrianShaughnessy]

More...

[BrianShaughnessy]

More more...

[BrianShaughnessy]

One more...  and the mag cover...  which I personally never found in the store    

[TruckDriver]

He probably is asking a arm and a leg too for these cars?

[69bronzeT5]

One more...  and the mag cover...  which I personally never found in the store    

I got that issue in the trunk of my Challenger

[BrianShaughnessy]

He probably is asking a arm and a leg too for these cars?

Yup...   and he can't figure out why the stuff isn't selling either 

[greenpigs]

Some day he might figure out some money is better than none.

Nothing wrong with making a buck, as he took the time to save & "store' them, but it isn't going to be a retirement plan.

[ACUDANUT]

Some day he might figure out some money is better than none.

Nothing wrong with making a buck, as he took the time to save & "store' them, but it isn't going to be a retirement plan.

I agree.

Living import/jap free.

[Bob T]

Went on a weekend run down the line & caught up with a 70 Charger 500, a 70 Charger R/T and a 72 383 Charger. Nice

[VegasCharger]

I wonder if that blue '68 is a true R/T with the wild life growing out of the rear driver's side window.
The R/T badge is on the front grille but not the rear tail panel just the Arrow.

Either way it's a shame just sitting there.

[1974dodgecharger]

Some day he might figure out some money is better than none.

Nothing wrong with making a buck, as he took the time to save & "store' them, but it isn't going to be a retirement plan.

he probably knows if he restores the cars he has they will triple in value, but he is just being lazy on restoring them.....

[greenpigs]

Takes money to make money most times.

[F8-4life]

Some day he might figure out some money is better than none.

Nothing wrong with making a buck, as he took the time to save & "store' them, but it isn't going to be a retirement plan.

These types save them till the day they die, then in a hasty property clean up most of the good car & parts get very much wasted or don't fall into the proper hands.
There is no way one guy can restore even half of that rusted junk, even to restore a couple of them he would have to sell off another 10 parts cars to fund it.

[BrianShaughnessy]

A guy I meet on and off over the last couple years got larry the plumbers number from me and took and ride and bought the Pièce de résistance ...  aka the 70 Superbird.    Price undisclosed but less than what he has been offered in the past.  So it runs and drives and he brought it out to the pizza place cruise last Tuesday 

[375instroke]

Found this pic from 1970 on the streets of New York.

[Ghoste]

Look at those rear spring shackles.  

[1974dodgecharger]

Look at those rear sp[ring shackles. 

Jack em so we don't bottom out, billy.

[Ghoste]

We were all going for that Funny Car look back then.

[squeakfinder]

   Long spring shackles and air shocks were cool back then  . Look at the sh!ty fitment of the trunk lid. Probably came the factory like that.

[Homerr]

Check out that sheet metal seam for the roof under the vinyl top.

[ACUDANUT]

Check out that sheet metal seam for the roof under the vinyl top.

That's quality control right there...Oh wait, it's "factory" it's worth more with that showing.

[greenpigs]

Must have been a Monday morning car.