If I were a '70 Challenger, what would I be worth?

[Hemihead2]

Hi all, I need help formulating an offer on a survivor '70 Challenger- run of the mill 318/ Auto on the floor car. It appears to be largely rust free with a crinkled up fender and grille. The interior is complete and it looks like I could probably get it running with a small amount of work. It's 90-95% complete as it sits (A/C car missing all the engine compartment gear.) The interior is 100% in place and looks nice. Just a ball park idea is all I need. Sorry, I don't have any pics at the moment.

 

[DetMatt1]

I'll play, 8 to 12K.

 

[4mayhemi]

ditto 6-14

 

[challenger6pak]

Based on your original question, I would have no idea. I know if I were a 70 Challenger, I would need a complete restoration. Lol. Post some pics (of the car). Hope the purchase goes well for you.

 

[Avalanche]

Sounds rust free. In need of grill and fender, probably hood repair and bumper, brackets and some metal work in front. So I would guess to repair around 8-10 depending on who does it?
The car should be worth in the 10k range.
Don't forget to add for painting the car, if needed?
I you can do most of the work yourself you would save a lot. Sounds like a good project, good luck

 

[KATSAAR]

NOTHING ::: UNTIL I SEE IT IN PERSON.

love how offers are being thrown out without even seeing a pic.

 

[DetMatt1]

Mine was no offer.

 

[Hemihead2]

Just a guideline boys. No organ donation necessary...

 

[Donny]

I payed $6500.00 for a bare bones 318 auto on the tree, split bench no engine transmission, no grille, needs total restoration - yeah, I think it too much, but, it is what it is!

 

[Avalanche]

NOTHING ::: UNTIL I SEE IT IN PERSON.

love how offers are being thrown out without even seeing a pic.

He asked for a ballpark quote. So members gave there opinion.
He also gave a description to go by, so members helped him out.

 

[DetMatt1]

Nothing more nothing less.