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CHARGER_FAN posted these on Dodgecharger.com. He said "I've had my eye on this little 383 car for a while, thinking I'd approach the owner with a wad of cash, when I get enough. I guess I should take out a friggin' loan & go buy the car, before the rest of the world prices these things into the stratosphere?? I've been trying to avoid having to get a loan to buy a project car...just something not right about that. Been in the same spot for 3 years, that I'm aware of. Last year, that camper fell of it's jacks...luckily, it fell away from the car".
Drache posted these on Dodgecharger.com. He said "I found a '70 charger for sale and was wondering what some might think if it's worth the price (yes pictures are included). It has a 440 in it with an aftermarket 6pack. Vinyl top, 4 speed, bucket seats, one quarter panel needs abit of work, all new floors and truck, needs some interior work, and some TLC. He wants $10,000 Canadian for it and that's as low as I could get him from the $15,000 asking price. This car sits outside under a crappy cover year round. My dad's cousin who lives not far from the car offered the owner FREE storage in his heated shop but so far the owner just makes excuses. One quarter is pretty much brand new, only about a year old. The one showing is the one that needs the fixing. The hood rust I think was caused to him cutting the hole in the hood himself and the "scoop" not fitting properly. I personally think that $10,000 is a little much. Like I said though, the floors and the one quarter panel are only a year or two old and a good thing is there is no rust around the rear window or the windshield... although under that vinyl who knows!"
Hotrod98 posted these on Dodgecharger.com. Hes what he said "Check out this mother lode of cars in barns.
1969 Charger R/T SE 440 triple black auto
1969 Charger R/T 440 #s matching
1969 Roadrunner 383 buckets, console auto
1969 Superbee 383 Bench auto
They're all rust free. and they all run and drive. The guy would take one out every once in a while to keep them in good running condition. Of course I bought them all."
2muchrust posted this picture on Dodgecharger.com. Its his 1969 Dodge Charger project car.
