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73 Rallye Value?

ToddMcF2002

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Trying to validate a gut feel on value here. 73 Rallye originally a 318 Auto now a 340 sourced from a 70-71. With a clean body/chassis and a 4 speed obviously not numbers matching I’m thinking 22-23K? Sound about right? Very solid driver.
 

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I haven’t seen anything in that price range that wasn’t a project in a while
 

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Most people on this site are tight as a tick....they barely want to pay 40k for a real TA lol
 

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With a 4-speed and if the paint is presentable, your in the ballpark ..seems like prices are up this year.
 

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Yeah the car I’m looking at is in much better condition. Here is my take: It seems that with Challengers originality drives great value in 70-71’s particularly with the R/Ts and T/A’s. but 72+ there is a hard value ceiling. Considering they only got 340’s best case and there were no R/T’s condition is more important than originality. Restoring at 72+ doesn’t make a whole ton of sense
 

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I would offer 20 and explain to the seller the 72-74 are less desireable and play on that fact and see if you can get it done
 

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He is priced at $20. I’m planning $14 to settle on $16. I plan to put in a 4 speed. It’s a 318 car with a solid 340 & automatic now
 

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If he’s at 20 and u love the car I’d take 16-17 in cash and get the deal done, 14 might be an insult
 

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I don’t love the car it a 2-3 year driver until I feel like committing to a bigger money 71. But who knows maybe I’d love it. I have a 65 Mustang Fastback I’m under water with and I love that car. Everything else I try to stay in the money with. I just sold my 3rd BelAir. Thought I’d try Mopar for a change.
 

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Sell the mustang and get a more rare Mopar. 70-71 chally is always a good investment. I’m putting this js27 together at the moment

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I’ll never sell my Mustang. It’s not my original car from 30 years ago but it’s essential to me. That said I’m a Mopar Guy too.

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