WIW-triple black 68 383 4V-auto #'s match

[471_Magnum]

Now that I've heard some other opinions, here's my  

I'm in agreement with Rolling_Thunder.

I think anyone who has really been shopping for a clean '68 would jump all over this thing if it were priced in the mid 20's. Clean, straight, rust free, numbers matching, big block gen 2 Chargers just aren't that easy to find, and this one is in exceptional condition. That's without factoring in the color combination.

Granted the market sucks, but I think he'd be nuts to sell it for less than 25. I personally had it pegged around 30... or better if he got lucky enough to instigated a bidding war.

From this crowd, I really expected to hear a least a couple sky high numbers.

I'm not in the market for one at this point, but I think I'd be kicking myself for years to come if I watched someone else buy it for $25K.

[Ghoste]

So are you telling us that if it goes up for sale at 25k you may just try black?

[471_Magnum]

So are you telling us that if it goes up for sale at 25k you may just try black?

If the Cuda sells, no tellin' what I might do.

[tan top]

I'd say around $30K --->    Honestly a little smoke is not a big deal - if it is as advertised it would a very desirable car -    Some people would be turned off by a little puff puff at start up - but honestly any collector would still buy it.

Damn Right!!!!!!  who cares what kind of engine work it needs.  Hell thats the fun part.    

I bought my car this summer knowing that in needed engine work, and i didnt care, that part is easy compared to body work.  

thats true only a few hours swapping motors , compared to 3 + years working in your free time after work etc doing a nut & bolt resto !

[mikepmcs]

Here is your sky high number, I thought around $35-40k when I first saw it. I immediately thought of Brian's(1hots) old 68 and said if it is anywhere near that condition, then......