Bullitt Charger for sale

[Dave Kanofsky]

According to the August 1969 issue of Car Life magazine (article reprinted in the January 2013 issue of the Winged Warriors/National B-Body Owners Assoc. newsletter):

"The Charger, with only 600 miles showing on the odometer, was destroyed in the crash and fire."

The Mustang was repaired and sold for $2500.

[Ghoste]

Although in the crash scene you do see the Charger rolling through in the background on the other side of the explosion...

[Dino]

Although in the crash scene you do see the Charger rolling through in the background on the other side of the explosion...

Hey now don't start making trouble again Ghoste, the car hit the gas station, just as planned, and blew up!  So there.   

[Ghoste]

Waddayamean "again"?

[mauve66]

does cali keep title records back that far on microfiche??
someone with a law enforcment connection could run the VIN, i did it my self in 94 before all the privacy laws came about, was like 10 bucks or something for a copy of each document, went all the way back to when it was new, of course being only the 3rd family (5th owner ) to have it made it a little easier

[1BAD68]

Has anyone seen this newspaper clipping?
Makes you wonder

[70moparman]

The price:

LOL on the Dr. Evil...    

[mauve66]

what's the source of the paper??  windows 98??

[70moparman]

wondered how long it would take ,for that car  to be advertised  !    nothing was ever proven though , if i remember correctly ?

they figure if they just keep hauling it around and telling everyone its the real deal , it will become the  real deal      

Well Said!    And if it was the real car, wouldnt it have like 5 less hubcaps... 

[Homerr]

FWIW, this guy claims this was the Charger that was set up as a camera car.  He cites holes drilled in certain areas where cameras were mounted as the main proof, compared with production photos.  Also some blue paint under the black.

[70moparman]

Has anyone seen this newspaper clipping?
Makes you wonder

AND THEN THERE WERE 3...   

[TUFCAT]

On auction block, I'd say that car would bring between $125k- $150k tops.

For the record I agree with stroker on this one. $150K tops with no hard proof that its a "real Bullitt car". It sure seems real, but without credentials or signed affidavits from the production company the price is limited.  Personally I'd like the seller to spend some money on rock solid documentation, then set the asking price at $250,000 and see where it goes.