Travis, here is the 70 cuda i almost have

[PocketThunder]

 

[PocketThunder]

 

[beedees]

Now I truly understand the term "going back to nature".

[Blown70]

It will buff right out " a great father son project"

[mustanghater]

  How did you find that?

[Blown70]

I know a few yards with car like that and worse......

[69bananabeast]

didnt you post that awhile back?   Havent had time to pull it out yet?

[General_01]

Even if he could go get it, I think storage would be a problem since he already has two projects and the two daily drivers. Lots aren't that big in the cities.

[Silver R/T]

so how much youre getting it for

[69charger2002]

WOOOWWW. that is crazy. it really sucks to see 70 cudas or any mopars for that matter get to that point.. what did you say you were going to do with it again?
travis

[PocketThunder]

Even if he could go get it, I think storage would be a problem since he already has two projects and the two daily drivers. Lots aren't that big in the cities.

Hey i only have one now, Whitey.  unless you're counting my wifes car.


well since the floors are gone and the frame is pretty much gone, and i'll spend my life savings trying to find a front clip, i think it'll get parted out.  Some guys on C-C.com told me that the under dash heater box is a one year only piece and should do well on ebay. 

Or maybe get some wheel tubs and coil overs and a fiberglass front clip and make a pro street out of it.  but thats not gonna happen for awhile.  so it'll sit for another winter i think.  It sits on an abandoned farm in my home town in the middle of no where Wisconsin.  I can have it for free if i go get it pretty much. 

[Charger_Fan]

Well, you can't beat that asking price.

That reminds me of the 72 Imperial I dragged home about 10 years ago.
It had been stored in an area that looked almost identical to that. I had to dig DOWN to reach the valve stems to air up the tires. It had been there 11 years.
We were originally just gonna pull it out onto the road & get a flatbed to take it home...but the brakes still worked, so I talked my brother into manning the driver's seat while I towed him...hehe

The freeway was nearby, so off we went. By the time we hit 55, there was an absolute FOG behind us from all the dirt & flying leaves! My bro was white-knuckled by the time we got home because he couldn't see squat through the windshield from all the crap & he vowed to never again go with me to get any more cars.

[Silver R/T]

for free I wouldve taken it too

[Brock Samson]

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[Shakey]

Well, you can't beat that asking price.

That reminds me of the 72 Imperial I dragged home about 10 years ago.
It had been stored in an area that looked almost identical to that. I had to dig DOWN to reach the valve stems to air up the tires. It had been there 11 years.
We were originally just gonna pull it out onto the road & get a flatbed to take it home...but the brakes still worked, so I talked my brother into manning the driver's seat while I towed him...hehe

The freeway was nearby, so off we went. By the time we hit 55, there was an absolute FOG behind us from all the dirt & flying leaves! My bro was white-knuckled by the time we got home because he couldn't see squat through the windshield from all the crap & he vowed to never again go with me to get any more cars.

This killed me!

Hillarious!

[Old Moparz]

Well, you can't beat that asking price.

That reminds me of the 72 Imperial I dragged home about 10 years ago.
It had been stored in an area that looked almost identical to that. I had to dig DOWN to reach the valve stems to air up the tires. It had been there 11 years.
We were originally just gonna pull it out onto the road & get a flatbed to take it home...but the brakes still worked, so I talked my brother into manning the driver's seat while I towed him...hehe

The freeway was nearby, so off we went. By the time we hit 55, there was an absolute FOG behind us from all the dirt & flying leaves! My bro was white-knuckled by the time we got home because he couldn't see squat through the windshield from all the crap & he vowed to never again go with me to get any more cars.

  I can picture this pretty easy. But that's only because I did almost the same thing with a '70 Charger, parts car, 20+ years ago. The car moved under it's own power, so why pay for tow when you can drive?

[Charger_Fan]

Yeah, I had a great time. I was in the truck giggling to myself most of the way, just knowing he was back there hanging on for dear life, with those flat-spotted tires vibrating like crazy & the car making all sorts of God-awful noises from being parked so long.

I'm not as ruthless anymore.

[69 charger man]

u deff have ure work cut out for u with that car... w/e u do with it.. its a mess lol
-ray

[THE CHARGER PUNK]

lucky like hell yeah i want a 2nd gen charger but my real dream is to own a 70 or 71 cuda any condition-MATT