Im fully aware black cars pull a premium.

But with the issues mentioned does this stand a chance to get that

https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1757008651368225/?media_id=0&ref=share_attachment

Belongs to a member https://board.moparts.org/ubbthread...rs-for-sale-2nd-quarter.html#Post3136028

But can it pull that kind of money

My brother sent it to me and had some interest .

BUT, not a number engine and issues mentioned but not shown and at 35k , He plans to pass

Hmmm...
Looks like a nice car overall.
Factory black 340 car is a plus, likely a big plus.
Market says the AT isn't as desirable as 4-speed.
Non-#s is a market deduction too.
But the bubbling on an East Coast car is the most worrisome, especially when there's no bordering trim moldings to contain the repaint area...
$35K without the recurring rust issue is about top non-auction-frenzy value, I think.
Ad says "obo", so depending on a close in-person inspection, I'd say deduct enough "room" for repairs and pitch an offer.
Seems the days of that being a $20-25K car are probably over unless there are extenuating circumstances.

I would deduct 10% which makes it around a $32K car, I think it will pull that...

Yes it’s my car, it’s not an east coast car. I had it shipped here, does have some bubbling yes but there’s very few (not fresh restored) Mopars out there without any on the lead seams at the rocker. Rest of the car is very straight and solid. It’s a good car, very nice driver. It is a 1970 340 and has the original trans. Price says OBO. These 340 A bodies are doing great money and there isn’t many black 340 cars out there to compare it to. Appreciate the interest, any questions feel free to ask

I think its a sharp car.
Of course the body would need to be inspected.
The seller is right, these 69-70 340 Swingers are bringing strong $ now (so is everything else) The day of the nice 340 A body cars in the 20's is over.
I have recently bought and sold one.

I think the price is right about where it needs to be to sell the car.

GLWS

Thanks for the reply.

My brother sent it to me as he was expressing interest , He wants an auto car for the wife as a garage mate for his 1971 FC7 Duster

But not a matching numbers car and issues in the rocker, ,,,,Thus needs repaired and at least partial paint. He is out

But to be 100% honest Im not so sure if a black car was at the top of his list anyway.

All I'll say is try building it for that money. Yes, 35k seems like a lot with the bubbling but that is a sharp car. I've got 30k now into my 67 Barracuda and it still needs paint(15k here in MD), motor(i've got just the 340 block), and an interior. My guess is 60-65k when done but every system will be new and probably 1/3 of the metal replaced. Just stated that for a comparison.