I couldn't believe it either when I saw the crazy number, but thats what it was!

this pair of pre-production 440+6 4-speed "pilot" e-body convertibles have been across the block at MECUM "for sale" bid up to $850 NO SALE (two cars at half the $$)

Do you think that $850 K was "real money" or chandelier bidding? I wonder if someone had bid $875,000 if they'd be taking those 2 cars to their new home right now.

I think it was run up to a number close to the "reserve" by an imaginary bidder/empty seat/chandelier

What color was the R code Challenger vert?
The white auto on the column 71 Hemi Convert sold for 710K
in pieces before it went to RJS in California.
We looked at that car in '78-'79 in KC.
The Owner left it sit on the street, wheels blocked in front
of his house. Motor was out of it.
That wouldn't last long today.
When it sold, it was in pieces.

Look at his other listings, guy is very frugal....

Selling quarts of oil.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/QUAKER-STATE-550036715-Motor-Oil-1-qt-10W-30-Full-Synthetic/232528497380?hash=item3623c74ae4:g:uTsAAOSw0W5Z57pg

IIRC it was FC7 but I don't know if that was the original color.
It was listed on eBay and discussed at length here at the time. Maybe a year ago, maybe a bit further back. I didn't save the info, but it was in the midwest Missouri or Kansas maybe. Complete but tired looking is what I recall.

Hi Everyone,

My name is Ken. Yes there are actually 4 B7 6 pack convertibles. Very rare color. I know that 3 out of the 4 are 4 speeds for sure. I forgot what Tom L. is. (From CUDA CLUB) All four have white tops. I decided to put a black top on mine because I plan on keeping it for awhile as the white top turns to yellow after a while. Hard to keep perfect where I live. I figure I can always put a white top on later if I sold. Pretty easy to do. I added an oe shaker on my car (because it cool) but painted two hoods in case the next guys wants to put back on the car. Here's a pic not done yet bet hoping this coming spring. If anyone knows how I can get the pic bigger like the red and white convertibles above please send a PM and I will update. Thanks

How long does it take for white tops to turn yellow? The one on my '70 Challenger is close to 25 years old and still is nice and white. Maybe it comes from sun exposure, mine is always tucked away in the well when the car comes out of the garage so perhaps that is why it stays nice!
I love B7, I love B5 too, but so many Mopars from the era were B5 it gets a bit boring to see. B7 stands out because it's cool and rare to see, I'm sure your vert looks gorgeous!

1.5 Million??????????????????

"its just a pony car with a station wagon motor!"

Originally Lime Green IIRC.
Auto, painted FC7 after he bought it around '79.
It was at the Bartle Hall Car show in January of '80.
I remember it well. Seen it quite a bit after he bought it.
In Kansas.
Never heard it sold though, if it did curious to where it went?

I'd rather have THIS one for $.5M less:

https://www.moparponderosa.com/71-plymouth-cuda-convertible/