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Rare 1 of 48 - 1971 Triple black, 440, 4 speed on Craigslist in Detroit.

Started by BIGBLCK11, December 21, 2010, 03:15:52 PM

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BIGBLCK11

For anyone looking for a 3rd gen., claims to be rare.  (not my car or ad) Just sounded like some nice options.

http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/cto/2123490867.html




chargd72

I like how he says he needs to sell it to catch up on bills but he will trade it for a four wheeler    :smilielol:

          '72 Charger SE 4bbl 318                          '76 Power Wagon 400 W200                                 2011 (attempt at a) Charger

BIGBLCK11

Heh, yeah I caught that too.  I guess he only needs part of it for bills.  Gotta have your priorities straight!

Dans 68

He said partial trade, meaning he will take cash and another vehicle. :popcrn:

A 440 4-speed '71 sounds nice....

Dan
1973 SE 400 727  1 of 19,645                                        1968 383 4bbl 4spds  2 of 259

hemi68charger

That car has some great potential... Hope he gets cash and the 4-wheeler....   :2thumbs:
Troy
'69 Charger Daytona 440 auto 4.10 Dana ( now 426 HEMI )
'70 Superbird 426 Hemi auto: Lindsley Bonneville Salt Flat world record holder (220.2mph)
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RIDELIKEHELL

That car is about 1/2 hr from me over in Michigan actually....wish I had the $ to resto that and add a 3rd gen to my stable :icon_smile_big:
AMD POSTER BOY

1968 CHARGER R/T  http://www.youtube.com/user/ridelikehell73

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motorcitydak

That is maybe 10 miles from me at the most, just dont want/need it. Am I wrong thinking 10.5k is too much for that tho? Even tho its a '1 of 48', triple black, 440, 4 speed and all that. I still feel 7.5 or so with all the stuff that looks like it needs
96 Dakota, custom everything 4x4, 5.7 HEMI
'68 charger project
[OO!!!!!!!!!OO]

Scaregrabber

Apparently the Dana is MIA. So it definetly is overpriced. With The Dana it might have been a maybe.

Sheldon

rarefish

I think Chrysler stopped using Dana rears during the 72 model year.  Correct me if I am wrong??

MRHWS

I'm pretty sure that one has been for sale since the beginning of summer. Too far for me to be interested.
1973 Charger SE
1974 Charger Rallye 440
2008 Charger SRT8

mikesbbody

Quote from: rarefish on December 24, 2010, 07:09:22 PM
I think Chrysler stopped using Dana rears during the 72 model year.  Correct me if I am wrong??

They still had them in 72 since you could still get 440 4 speed cars in 73, it changed this car being a 440 4 speed 71 should have
A Dana rear end.

RallyeMike

Looks like a very cool car. With the Dana I think it might be worth the asking price.


Quoteyou could still get 440 4 speed cars in 73

I don't think so unless there were some unofficial one-offs that slipped through assembly early in the production run. The Dana 60 was no longer available in a passenger car after 72, hence no 440 4speeds in passenger cars 1973+. If you wanted a 440 you got a 727 and an 8-3/4 axle.
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mikesbbody

Mike, I tried to edit my original post but for some reason could not  :flame: what I meant was no 4 speed 440 cars from 73 on (only Auto's) Therefore, no dana's sorry for my sketchy Grammer! I think the 9.1/4 came in 74? Basically what I was trying to say was Yes, you could get a 440-4 speed dana in 72 but not after that. Too Bad the Dana's missing on this car I prefer the 8.3/4 for it's easy Gear swaps and weight loss over the Dana.

Cooter

Quote from: mikesbbody on December 25, 2010, 05:13:42 PM
I prefer the 8.3/4 for it's easy Gear swaps and weight loss over the Dana.

until you've "lunched" a few 8 3/4 rears with a 440 and 4-speed, you won't miss the Dana 60....
" I have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours researching what works and what doesn't and I'm willing to share"

Ghoste

Agreed but, I still have to ask, how many have you actually lunched?

Cooter

Quote from: Ghoste on December 25, 2010, 05:35:34 PM
Agreed but, I still have to ask, how many have you actually lunched?

Three (3)..First one was in HS(4-speed)...Second one was after college (4-speed)..
Third one was in the Dart (Auto?)...Around 2004, with a hard launch and a set of Super sticky , slicks...(1.5 60 Ft.) All of 'em had axles beginning to twist, but then again, unless you upgrade the Dana's axles, that will still be a concern..I prefer to drive a straight gear like my brothers philosophy...


If your front end drops between shifts, you just lost the race...
" I have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours researching what works and what doesn't and I'm willing to share"

Ghoste

So it was axle failure not differential itself?  Asking because the 8.75 gets a bad rap sometimes, not so much in the Mopar camp but outside of us there are a few who dis it too easily IMO.

Cooter

Quote from: Ghoste on December 25, 2010, 05:43:15 PM
So it was axle failure not differential itself?  Asking because the 8.75 gets a bad rap sometimes, not so much in the Mopar camp but outside of us there are a few who dis it too easily IMO.

Surprizingly enough, no..The axles were still alive and well, albeit twisted, but still there...All my failures were in the differential...Usually, the center carrier and spider gear area...Hard to tell which went first when your looking at an 8 3/4 rear that looks like a hand granade went off inside it...
" I have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours researching what works and what doesn't and I'm willing to share"

tracpack440

 Hi. Hard to see from the pics if it has the buldge hood with louvers and there should be louvers on the doors if its a R/T :shruggy:
1969 Charger  R/T SE 4 spd dana

Cooter

Quote from: tracpack440 on December 25, 2010, 05:55:01 PM
Hi. Hard to see from the pics if it has the buldge hood with louvers and there should be louvers on the doors if its a R/T :shruggy:


They may have went the way of the original Dana 60.....
" I have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours researching what works and what doesn't and I'm willing to share"

mikesbbody

Having the Dana M.I.A is only a bad thing when it comes to a car like this IMO. I think the Louvered Doors are still there
You can see better in the other Pic.

elacruze

Sooo....

What does anybody think would be a 'good' price for this car? I have a 4x4 pickup I can't get a reasonable price for, but would be an awesome trade...and I'm driving it to Michigan sometime in the next 2 months.
If I bought this car it would be to flip (eventually) What would it be worth with a thorough but not Concourse restoration?
:scratchchin:
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tricky lugnuts

Here's what this guy wants for a restored plum crazy purple one on eBay right now ($48K):

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1971-DODGE-CHARGER-R-T-440-4-SPEED-FRAME-OFF-RESTORED-/290514882332?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item43a4094f1c

Markets down and all, but there's something to be said for a triple black 440 six-pack four speed Charger RT . . .

He's asking what, $10.5K and it's missing the original Dana rear axle? Assuming it's legit, all other numbers match, all other components are there, and the things not a total rust bucket, i.e. frame rails and most sheet metal is good, I don't think his price is far off at all, especially if you can knock the cost of the car down another $2-3K with a truck or four-wheeler in trade.

Of course, more pictures would help us all out a lot in this case. The two he has up there are pretty generic.

But I've seen people wanting close to that much, i.e. $6-8K for rusty old 440 four barrel powered Charger RTs with automatic transmissions - and let's not even get into the prices that people are asking for crusty old second gen projects.  :eek2:

tricky lugnuts

Oh - and car I linked to on eBay isn't even a V-code six pack RT - just a 4 barrel four speed car.

Of course, whether he gets $48K is another question altogether . . . He probably would have a few years ago.

But I'd say you could SAFELY plan on getting $25K or $30K and up on a reasonably restored 1971 V code Charger with a four speed, at a very minimum, just to play it safe.

SO assuming you give him his full asking price, that leaves you $15K for resto work to break even.

I only say that low ball price of $25K because some people, even here on DodgeCharger.com don't seem to appreciate third gens as much as much as second gens. Even though they're better cars!  :nana:

If this was a Cuda or a 1970 Charger with the V code and a four speed, and just the original Dana rear axle missing, I don't think people would be quibbling about the $10,500 price so much, or at all frankly.  :Twocents:

BIGBLCK11

If it was a 68-70, I would have posted it AFTER I bought it.  :yesnod:

SuperJim

Here's one in triple black in 1:18 scale...



I've always like triple black anything!
Jim
Supercar Collectibles, Ltd.
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BIGBLCK11


Don't get me wrong, I would love to have the triple back third gen., if I had the money and room.  But, we all know a 2nd gen. with those options, at that price, would be insane!


tricky lugnuts

Too bad none of those "insane" second gens ever came optioned with a 440 six pack and four speed until 1970.  :shruggy:

Sorry - just being a punk!

I think we can all agree it's better than the 2006-2011 Chagnum.  :cheers:

BIGBLCK11

Quote from: tricky lugnuts on December 27, 2010, 09:07:11 PM
Too bad none of those "insane" second gens ever came optioned with a 440 six pack and four speed until 1970.  :shruggy:

Sorry - just being a punk!

I think we can all agree it's better than the 2006-2011 Chagnum.  :cheers:

That's ok, 70 is the best year right!  ;) (That's what I have, just not a 440 six-pack, I wish)

...and No, I am not trying to open up that debate.

tricky lugnuts

I hear ya!

It'd be a sharp-looking 1970 and a sharp-looking 1971.

Admirality blue

So the 'brand new' 71 charger RTs introduced, and 1 of 48? black on black w/black 4-speeds are ordered?     

BIGBLCK11

Good question. I have no clue on the production numbers. Seems like it would be popular from what people like now, but back then, I would say colors were in.  But, that is why I added the "claims to be rare".

tricky lugnuts

Per 71 Superbee.com, Dodge made about 2,650 Charger RTs in 1971 . . . Can't find a breakdown of how many autos and how many manuals - I assume auto is more common.

Can't find how many by color, either.

So I can't vouch for the 1 of 48 stuff - it could very well be, it could very well not be. It's the first one like it I've seen in quite a while, if ever.

Hell I just figured out it's not a V code car with a six pack.  :P Duh. Gotta start paying better attention! Guess I was just dreamin', cause that would have been sweet. I still like it. If I had any money to play with and didn't already have a 1971 Charger with a 440, I'd definitely at least try and go check it out.

Love that model posted earlier!!!  :drool5:


MRHWS

Quote from: tricky lugnuts on December 29, 2010, 01:03:40 AM
Per 71 Superbee.com, Dodge made about 2,650 Charger RTs in 1971 . . . Can't find a breakdown of how many autos and how many manuals - I assume auto is more common.

Actually 3118 total R/Ts built - 2745 for US and the rest for Canada. 30 had a sunroof
US builds
2172 440 4bbl auto
332  440 4bbl 4sp
98 440 6pk auto
80 440 6pk 4sp
33 426 8bbl auto
30 426 8bbl 4sp
1973 Charger SE
1974 Charger Rallye 440
2008 Charger SRT8


Admirality blue

so 332 440/4 speeds and this ones triple black.  the 1 of 48 comes from the total 3118 RT production?   this cars a little over an hour from me.  if anyones interested in it enough i'd be willing to go check it out & take pictures.
   

6pkrtse

This car is not very far from me either. I am just out side of Detroit. I thought about going to check it out.
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1970 Charger R/T S.E. 440 sixpack.
1970 Challenger R/T Drag Radial 528 Hemi
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