1968 Charger on Ebay

[charlie45]

Anyone seen this one yet???

Any thoughts? Seller has somewhat of a dubious reputation based on typing his name in google (at least the name from the youtube videos in the description)...

However the car looks pretty decent besides some of the welding underneath the car and the roof lining job...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=271070671189&ssPageName=ADME:B:WNARL:MOTORS:1123#ht_1152wt_1182

Thoughts please... 

[marshallfry01]

I think I would stay away from it. I see some signs of a cheap restoration. Rear valance corners are smoothed over.... Sign of bondo already. The dash also hasn't been touched on the gauges.  It looks like a good car but not $28,000 IMO.

[bull]

"This car has been gone through from top to bottom." Apparently he only spent a few hours on the bottom and the interior. And somewhere there's a 69 missing its seats.

[Indygenerallee]

Gotta love the smoothed over rear valance corners. MUD CITY!!!! 

[JB400]

Sold $28,000  About average.

[1974dodgecharger]

Sold $28,000  About average.

money saids the buyer thinks he is 'investing' and plans to sell it for 40k, but at that price your now attracting true mopar heads who know their stuff.

YOu see it all the time a non-mopar head who does not know anything about the cars, but 'thinks' these chargers go up in value thinking they got a deal and then try to sell it for double, but cant get any sellers etc....hell even dealers do it they tell their managers they found a old charger and we can double our value.

[JB400]

Yep, know all about it.  I go to car auctions all the time.  Not everyone has what it takes to flip a car and make a profit.  You  have to know about your customer.