Posted By: dssaa
73 Charger seems pricey
Posted By: tboomer
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/11/23 08:38 PM
I know of a nice 72 for 25 k..... 
Posted By: stumpy
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/11/23 09:07 PM
All that and he couldn't bother to spend $10 for a brake pedal pad.
Posted By: ink
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/11/23 10:23 PM
I was just telling a mopar buddy 3rd gen, chargers are on the rises not two hrs. ago; ^^^^^^^^^ they will be the next you wish you picked up when they were unwanted! Ish I just picked up a 1 owner 65k mile electric windows sunroof very complete and restorable 73 se 400 auto console car, 2000 $ running with nice interior and dash with the tach. I Picked up all the sheet metal at Carlise couple weeks ago .
Posted By: dssaa
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/11/23 10:28 PM
Originally Posted by ink
I was just telling a mopar buddy 3rd gen, chargers are on the rises not two hrs. ago; ^^^^^^^^^ they will be the next you wish you picked up when they were unwanted! Ish I just picked up a 1 owner 65k mile electric windows sunroof very complete and restorable 73 se 400 auto console car, 2000 $ running with nice interior and dash with the tach. I Picked up all the sheet metal at Carlise couple weeks ago .
That sounds like a score! Post a pic so we can see it....
Posted By: Mr PotatoHead
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/11/23 10:40 PM
Hard pass on the pigged over charger, even if it was expensive lipstick.
AND..... run from sellers who use the word "auditorily". HA ha
Would rather of had this one 10x over. Sold for 35k.
https://www.mecum.com/lots/1091789/
AND..... run from sellers who use the word "auditorily". HA ha
Would rather of had this one 10x over. Sold for 35k.
https://www.mecum.com/lots/1091789/
Posted By: ink
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/12/23 04:41 AM
Originally Posted by Mr PotatoHead
Hard pass on the pigged over charger, even if it was expensive lipstick.
AND..... run from sellers who use the word "auditorily". HA ha
Would rather of had this one 10x over. Sold for 35k.
https://www.mecum.com/lots/1091789/
AND..... run from sellers who use the word "auditorily". HA ha
Would rather of had this one 10x over. Sold for 35k.
https://www.mecum.com/lots/1091789/
Posted By: RoadRunnerLuva
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/12/23 04:35 PM
I sold my '73 Charger project a few years ago...no room for it 
It was an F8 green car with a green bucket seat interior, slapstick console, ralleye dash, 400 Magnum. Wish I had more space here.
Good luck on your Charger project .... hope it turns out as nice as the Charger potaohead posted.
It was an F8 green car with a green bucket seat interior, slapstick console, ralleye dash, 400 Magnum. Wish I had more space here.
Good luck on your Charger project .... hope it turns out as nice as the Charger potaohead posted.
Posted By: SattyNoCar
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/12/23 10:01 PM
I'd rather have this imperfect '74 at $14K.
1974 dodge charger SE! FLOORS AND FRAME ARE SOLID UNDERNEATH
Runs and drives would need a little bit more mechanical with the engine and trans
as it leaks from gasket when I first bought it it wasn’t running or driving put in new carb,wires
,new power steering pump , radiator ,thermostat . Originally a 400 big block car
with A/c with ralley dash now has a 426 street wedge.
With a 71 rt hood . clean title serious buyers please if ads up it’s available .
Welcome to come take a look at it has some what rust no bondo!
1974 Dodge charger $14,000
1974 LINKY
Posted By: JMCFAN
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/12/23 11:58 PM
Originally Posted by SattyNoCar
I'd rather have this imperfect '74 at $14K.
1974 dodge charger SE! FLOORS AND FRAME ARE SOLID UNDERNEATH
Runs and drives would need a little bit more mechanical with the engine and trans
as it leaks from gasket when I first bought it it wasn’t running or driving put in new carb,wires
,new power steering pump , radiator ,thermostat . Originally a 400 big block car
with A/c with ralley dash now has a 426 street wedge.
With a 71 rt hood . clean title serious buyers please if ads up it’s available .
Welcome to come take a look at it has some what rust no bondo!
1974 Dodge charger $14,000
1974 LINKY
Thise stupid R/T emblems lost me....
Posted By: ink
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/13/23 12:52 AM
Originally Posted by SattyNoCar
I'd rather have this imperfect '74 at $14K.
1974 dodge charger SE! FLOORS AND FRAME ARE SOLID UNDERNEATH
Runs and drives would need a little bit more mechanical with the engine and trans
as it leaks from gasket when I first bought it it wasn’t running or driving put in new carb,wires
,new power steering pump , radiator ,thermostat . Originally a 400 big block car
with A/c with ralley dash now has a 426 street wedge.
With a 71 rt hood . clean title serious buyers please if ads up it’s available .
Welcome to come take a look at it has some what rust no bondo!
1974 Dodge charger $14,000
1974 LINKY I been watching this for two three weeks now .. just lqqked at it again a couple hrs. ago, the interior is a little rough but with that hood a very good deal if it's as solid as he says it is!
Posted By: ink
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/13/23 12:56 AM
Originally Posted by dssaa
Originally Posted by ink
I was just telling a mopar buddy 3rd gen, chargers are on the rises not two hrs. ago; ^^^^^^^^^ they will be the next you wish you picked up when they were unwanted! Ish I just picked up a 1 owner 65k mile electric windows sunroof very complete and restorable 73 se 400 auto console car, 2000 $ running with nice interior and dash with the tach. I Picked up all the sheet metal at Carlise couple weeks ago .
That sounds like a score! Post a pic so we can see it....
Posted By: cudascooter
Re: 73 Charger seems pricey - 08/13/23 05:20 PM
Originally Posted by dssaa
the seats, shifter and steering wheel.... and on and on
