Not Mine (thankfully)

1970 challenger project car clean title in my name. it started life as a 318 auto ac car. comes with 5000 worth of new sheet metal that i bought and never got around to installing before the car got put on the back burner including a full floorboard front and back, firewall,cowl,inner fenders a pillars(installed) and trunk pan. full black interior frame rails are very solid. i have all kinds of parts to finish it just don't have the time to do so between work and restoring other cars for my kids so would rather see it go to a good home instead of just sitting here. the parts ii do not have are the hood deck lid passenger side fender and door engine and trans price is 9k firm as i don't need to sell it and it's worth that in parts


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Man, that's an ambitious project...

I wouldn't want that car if you gave it to me for free. I am simply way beyond the point where Im interested in a MAJOR project like that at this point in life.,,,,Thanks , But no thanks

Ambitious? That looks like a new career!

Easier to make a drag car out of it vs putting it back on the street it appears. Could be put back together for the street in the right set of hands, but a lot of work and money.

Also could be used for a pro-touring start as they change out most everything inside and out. Better to modify this than a real R/T car.

AIN'T THAT THE FRIGGN' TRUTH ! OMG Fxxxxxx GOD !

That would be good for a body swap type of project; modern chassis underneath the old car body. Not 9k though unless you could sell a lot of the "repro" metal to someone else.

makes the before pic's of the "BARRELCuda" look showroom fresh

I bet it would sell if it was a drop top and had all the sheet metal, roof and trim