what you think it is worth?????

[garych11]

1968 dodge charger project for sale. I was restoring it as a 1969.
new parts:
right&left full quarters
tail panel
floor from fire wall to back seat
2 piece trunk floor
2 trunk drop pieces
filler panel between trunk and back window
rear right&left inner and outer wheel wells
good used parts:
both rear frame rails
under back seat floor
front frame rails
cross member
pieces I have:
lots of trim pieces
3 sets of doors
69 grill needs work
68 center section of grill
68 dash (rusty) with cluster radio
wiring under hood and under dash
front k-frame withe a-arms (drum brakes)
brake pedals
hood hinges
extra set of front frame rails
extra roof
LOTS OF OTHER STUFF
parts I dont have:
rear end
front seats
front fenders
hood
will not sell parts seperatly!
Just looking to see what you think it may be worth.

[garych11]

[moparguy01]

Sorry to say, but with that much metal work being needed, no cowl area etc I don't see many being interested. If they are it would have to be a body guy or someone who does there own work. Without the driveline? 3-5k is all I would think it would bring, unless it was a rare and desirable model back in the day.(r/t or se car etc).

The market for projects like this is very small unfortunately.

[NHCharger]

I have to agree with Moparguy. Most people will view that as a parts car. Plus no motor, tranny, rear end, front fenders, hood, front seats. There's 4k+ of additional parts needed.
I would say $2,500.00 in today's market.

[68 RT]

Put it on ebay with lots of pics. I just seen 2 chargers that were junk, one rusted out the other striped and dented, last I looked it was up to 6400.00 Try it you might do good.

[70daytonaclone]

If you list on ebay you pay the devil tring to get your money once car has sold!

[garych11]

I had a guy make me a offer on it, I was wondering if it was a fair price, I don't think I'm going to sell it because I ordered a 4 link 9 inch rear end 2 weeks ago, Hopefuly it will come soon.
                                   Thanks for the replys
                                           Gary