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Excellent info, much thanks.

Thanks for the information. I have a '70 Challenger R/T JS27N0B convertible that has the black grille and tail panel but am looking at a '71 Challenger JH27N1B 383 convertible that's for sale. It has an argent grille and body-colored tail panel, thus my question. Thanks again.

I remember seeing a picture of your JH27N EL5 car on here years ago, beautiful Challenger! Thanks for the information on the silver grille and tail panel. :thumbsup:

Thank you. The '71 N code convertibles that I've seen have the silver grille and body-color painted tail panel. This is a mystery. :)

Is there a stamped VIN on the unit? Thanks.

Does anyone know if 1971 Challenger N code (383 Magnum engine) "convertibles" came with the black grille and black painted tail panel from the factory? I believe that the '71 R/T hardtops all came with them. There were no '71 R/T convertibles like there were in '70 which the '70 model year the...

Very nice gesture, offering the broadcast sheet to the current owner! :thumbsup:

The posting rules mandate that pictures must be present in the ad. Thanks.

Interesting, thanks!

Good information, thanks!

I recall seeing this beautiful car for sale a good while ago on eBay. It's probably the only N code automatic Gran Coupe convertible in this color combo. I believe that the asking price then was $105 or $110k and I think it was located in Florida. It's been a good while since I saw the ad so...

Wise advice, thank you.

Thanks for this information!

Thank you.

Thank you.

Wow, that $ range is scary. The engine for sale is a long block for $450 plus I'd need to buy an intake and carb. Like you said, everything adds to the cost. Who knows what the inside of the engine looks like after sitting 30 years too. Much thanks.

I know this is a wide-open question on an engine's current condition but was wondering what a ballpark cost is to rebuild a 1970 440HP engine. It's been sitting inside for 30 years, currently is bored 30 over, and has 12.5 to 1 pistons. I haven't kept up with engine rebuilding costs in many...

Everyone here had excellent comments. I don't think it's worth $55,000 because it needs a lot of work/parts. In its current condition that you described I would put it at maybe $20k. The cost of restoring it to driver standards in the many hours of labor and the cost of the parts that the car...

Thanks, appreciate it.

Much thanks to you and the other Mopar folks furnishing solutions! I appreciate it.