Worth the $13,000?

[Drache]

But I love all Chargers.

Yea?

Ok I meant I love all 66-74 Chargers  

As for prices in Canada, here's a representation of the 3rd Gen Chargers selling in Canada. They are either like these below, or $20,000 to $40,000

100% restored body with brand new exhaust and a new paint job with clear coat plus the entire car was sandblasted and sealed before it was painted. New carpets, headliner, front window, dash cover. Etc. Transmission needs a rebuilt and the engine needs to be put back together more or less but it is still in the car. The car is not running at the moment but was before the Transmission went. Car currently has a 318 engine and a A904 transmission installed. I have the receipts showing I put more than $15,000. into the car Wiling to let it go for $8,500. OBO

I have a 72 dodge charger I'm looking the sell, I don't have the room or the time to fix it up and I would rather sell it then to let it sit. I'm asking $4,500 obo the car would be a fun project the body is in alright shape it has rusted over the back wheel wells but that's to be expected in a project like this and the car also has a 400 small block that has been rebuilt but only rolled over by hand the only thing the car is missing is a wiring harness and back tail light lenses , the cab of the car is also full of parts that were salvaged from a parts charger

car needs final body work and paint, no holes in body this is a servivor car,floors and frame have been repaired,this car drives.400 engine rebuit some time ago,many new parts already installed.     $7,500.00

http://I have a 1974 dodge charger. Bought from the US. Good body runs good. Recently bought new dash, door pannels, carpet, headliner, trunk mat, break booster. Has a 360 engine. Matching numbers. Asking 7000 OBO.

[ACUDANUT]

I love 3rd Generation Chargers. 1972 is the last of these great car.  73/74 Chargers and up, are yuck.

[1974dodgecharger]

If u needed to sell it after u bought it for 13k could u recoup some of the losses on it? I would say NO u would end up having to sell it for 5k.  For a 3rd gen to command that much it needs to be nearly restored and everything works.

[Drache]

If u needed to sell it after u bought it for 13k could u recoup some of the losses on it? I would say NO u would end up having to sell it for 5k.  For a 3rd gen to command that much it needs to be nearly restored and everything works.

1) It appears everything is restored on the car
2) There is no way you'd ever find a running driving Mopar in Canada with the body work and paint completely done for $5,000

To show #2, I've got my Dart listed at $7,500 and I've got 5 people lined up just waiting for the snow to disappear so I can bring it out and sell it to them. They all contacted me in the first 24 hours of my ad going up. And my dart is not as nice as that '74 Charger.

A fully restored '71 or '72 Charger sells for around $20,000 to $35,000

[VegasCharger]

Ok I meant I love all 66-74 Chargers  

As for prices in Canada, here's a representation of the 3rd Gen Chargers selling in Canada. They are either like these below, or $20,000 to $40,000

I have a 72 dodge charger I'm looking the sell, I don't have the room or the time to fix it up and I would rather sell it then to let it sit. I'm asking $4,500 obo the car would be a fun project the body is in alright shape it has rusted over the back wheel wells but that's to be expected in a project like this and the car also has a 400 small block that has been rebuilt but only rolled over by hand the only thing the car is missing is a wiring harness and back tail light lenses , the cab of the car is also full of parts that were salvaged from a parts charger

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If a Charger is from Canada does that mean that the 400's were small blocks? 

[F8-4life]

With those prices/availability I would be thinking about U.S cars.
Remember, you have the cash & the other guy has the car.
He wants your cash more then you want his car.
Meaning you got the upper hand, in other words.. don't pay 13k for a 73 charger. lol

[Drache]

With those prices/availability I would be thinking about U.S cars.
Remember, you have the cash & the other guy has the car.
He wants your cash more then you want his car.
Meaning you got the upper hand, in other words.. don't pay 13k for a 73 charger. lol

Cars from the US are nice except we also pay 12% taxes on any vehicle we buy. Plus the cost of shipping and the cost of an inspection. 

Trust me I've also browsed some in the US.

[mowdawg]

Literal LOL, RallyeMike.   

[ACUDANUT]

With those prices/availability I would be thinking about U.S cars.
Remember, you have the cash & the other guy has the car.
He wants your cash more then you want his car.
Meaning you got the upper hand, in other words.. don't pay 13k for a 73 charger. lol

Cars from the US are nice except we also pay 12% taxes on any vehicle we buy. Plus the cost of shipping and the cost of an inspection. 

Trust me I've also browsed some in the US.

Just tell customs or whatever, that you only paid 100 bucks. Then, 13 percent won't kill you. 

[6spd68]

But I love all Chargers.

Yea?

That's not a Charger, it's a Chrysler 300 with a body kit 

[hemi-hampton]

Looks like a Earl Schieb paint job for $99.95. I'd say it's worth $5,000. Maybe.