Found two cars!

[Drache]

Well this first one is hopefully going to be my daily driver. Sadly not a MOPAR but hey, for $750 I don't think it's that bad of a deal! T-tops, posi traction, shaker, automatic... just needs some good ol' paint!

[Drache]

The second is a car everyone will like better but it's not for sale....

[Ghoste]

As a closet Pontiac fan, I have to admit that I like both cars.  But you're right, I like the second one much better.
Both nice though.

[generalfan01]

wheres the charger?

[Drache]

Ghoste, you were right about the first being a Pontiac. It's a Pontiac Trans Am although I'm not sure of the year. The only bad part was the owner got pulled over for something and the car was being inspected. The owner made some comment about the inspector taking too long so the car got pulled off the road and given an inspection notice because of "faulty door pins". So the car is currently being inspected to see what it needs before I purchase it.

As for the '69 R/T the selling asked me not to disclose where it is. He doesn't want people continually stopping by asking if it's for sale.

[TruckDriver]

And no one noticed the Cuda and Challenger in the background?

[blackcharger]

and no one noticed the ramCHARGER behing the T/A?

[Drache]

The Cuda and the ramcharger both belong to the same friend of mine! The cuda is a '68 Notchback running a 440 and soon to be 4 speed with a line lock system to boot. Never asked about the Ramcharger though....

[BigBlackDodge]

And no one noticed the Cuda and Challenger in the background?

I saw the Chally tail lights!

What'd I win?

BBD

[1BAD68]

well if you have to drive that pontiac, at least get rid of those but ugly wheels! I never seen wheels that boring

[Drache]

Oh the same guy owns three challenger project cars that he's trying to sell as well. One '72 and two '73s!

[Khyron]

Oh the same guy owns three challenger project cars that he's trying to sell as well. One '72 and two '73s!

price? location? PICS!?!?!?!?

[wLc]

I think I found my Charger's brother.

[Drache]

I don't know the prices cause I don't WANT to know lol! They are located in British Columbia Canada! I do know he traded his '69 super clone (middle of the resto done/bodywork) for these three challengers. As for pics.... here's the '72!

This car is supposed to be an original 340 automatic rallye car, will be looking into it more and will post my findings. It has an 8 3/4 rear end, power steering and manual brakes. The car needs a total restoration or could be used as a donor. It has a spot of frame rot in the back in front of the axle. Non sure grip, no seats or instrument cluster.

Here is one of the '73s

This car is originally a 318 automatic but they are both missing. It has an 8 3/4 open differential, bucket seats and floor slapshifter with console. This car was hit in the front and the inner fenders need replacing, i do not have outer fenders for it but i do have a flat hood for it. Non-rallye car, needs restoration or could be used as a donor. Options to be listed in the near future.

Here is the other '73

This car is originally a 318 automatic but both are missing. it has an 8 1/4 open differential, bucket seats with slapshifter and console. Power steering, manual brakes, blue one blue, more options to be listed. This car needs a total restoration, there is a bad spot on the roof that needs repair

Also before ANYONE asks... the black '69 Coronet with the 440 4-bbl has been sold!

[Wakko]

Looks like a '68 Cougar back there too.

[Drache]

forgot to mention here's some parts he has for the challengers as well!






He also has these parts for other mopars:

'70 Coronet/Super Bee Hood (trunklid is sold) $150 CDN

1973/4 Roadrunner / Sattelite / GTX
Nice front fender $150
Header panel $50

1970 Roadrunner trunklid $120
1970 Roadrunner tail light buckets $20
1969 Roadrunner rear bumper $60
1970 Roadrunner tail lights $75

1967/8/9 Dart rear interior panels $30
Door cardboard no panels $20

1970 - 1974 Plymouth Cuda hood   $60
(Used to have Ford hood scoop but now missing)

1973-5 Plymouth A-body fibreglass fender $60

[Drache]

Here are ALL his project cars that he's selling:

1931 Studebaker Suicide 4dr
1963 Dodge 330 4dr Wagon 313/auto
1964 Ford Custom 500 2dr Post 6cyl/std
1966 Ford Fairlane convertable 390/auto GT?
1966 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertable
1966 Mercury Cyclone 2dr Hardtop 289 auto
1967 Ford Fairlane 500 2dr Hardtop 289/auto
1967 Mercury Cougar GT 390/auto
1968 Buick Skylark 2dr Hardtop 350/auto - w/parts car
1969 Caddilac Ambulance 472/auto - w/parts car
1970 Plymouth Sport Fury 383/auto - w/parts car
1971 Chrysler Imperial 4dr H/T 383/auto
1972 Dodge Challenger was 340 auto
1973 Dodge Challenger (two cars) 318 auto

This is not counting the 100 or so parts cars he has as well!

[XP29F61]

Drache, as another closet Pontiac fan.... That T/A looks to be a 1980. It's in the 79-81 body style, but those rims remind of an 80 or 81.

[Drache]

Drache, as another closet Pontiac fan.... That T/A looks to be a 1980. It's in the 79-81 body style, but those rims remind of an 80 or 81.

Something about it being an '81 rings a bell!

[Brock Samson]

 asi recall those rims were special to the anniversary model though, i thought they were all either silver or gold...

   i bet it cleans up nice...

[Drache]

     i bet it cleans up nice...

That's what I'm hoping if the bloody inspection goes ok! My friend had to put a new starter into it before he took it to get inspected cause his brother "borrowed" it lol!

[XP29F61]

Your probably right about the Anniv. rims, but for the most part....   most T/A owners used whatever rims they liked. I had a 78 400 auto with snowflake rims (nothing unusual), and a 79 403 auto with 88 T/A GTA gold snowflake rims.

Drache, If it is an 81, make sure it doesn't have the Boat Anchor Turbo engine in it!!

[Drache]

Naw it's got some crappy Canadian 305! I've got a soupped up chevy 327 that could smoke the tires in my old chevy truck that I can dump into it though.

[BigBlockSam]

i'm a closet Pontiac fan also. i had a couple of gto 's in my past. Rene

[Silver R/T]

nice projects