70 Charger on craig's list. XS29U0G1660760000

[John_Kunkel]

Sure. I simply looked around and noticed that things didn't add up.

In your opinion.
 

It wasn't difficult.

It isn't difficult if you base your findings on predispositions.

I've been proven right by my stance on it too.

Proven right according to who?

Do you abandon your beliefs just because someone else happens to see it the same way?

No, but you seem to base your beliefs on the fact that others of your ilk see things the same way i.e. "herd behavior".

[John_Kunkel]

Basking in your own ignorance is a sad thing.
Your beliefs during that time have been proven wrong at just about every turn.

Once again you say "proven", but proven to who? Be aware that what you accept as proof isn't acceptable to all, especially when your political affiliation is well known.  Classic example of confirmation bias.

[b5blue]

So the car on the list....nobody knows the real story? I figured someone here would claim it? 

[DD]

So the car on the list....nobody knows the real story? I figured someone here would claim it? 

The car was last seen for sale in August 2021 on EBAY from Garage Kept Motors out of Grand Rapids Michigan. At that time the price was $84,900.

[b5blue]

Thanks!

[Kern Dog]

The 1969 year used to be my favorite until I bought my '70 25 years ago yesterday.
When I bought mine, I planned to swap the front ends to the 1969 design but within just a few days, I completely changed my mind on that. The '70 styling just grew on me to the point where today, I'd prefer a '70 long before a '69 model. Maybe it is the open, undivided grille because I like the '68 much more than the '69 model too.
After the Fast And Furious movies came out, the values of the '70 shot up to meet and sometimes surpass the other years.
Some refer to the front end as an automotive equivalent to a rolling harmonica but that is fine....I like mine, I'm not bothered if others don't like it.
This one listed though...Sometimes a buyer WAY overpays for one at an auction due to a bidding war, alcohol consumption or who knows what else. Maybe they own the car a few years and the interest in it fades so the owner lists it for sale, sometimes for less than they paid. The 68-70 Chargers have been on a steady rise in value for 20+ years so a car like this one that was sold 4 years ago for $85,000 but now is listed at just over half of that while incurring no damage or deterioration? Either the ad is real and the seller is desperate, maybe dead and the spouse is just looking to get rid of it.....OR the ad is a scam.