MMTB=More Money Than Brains

Nice MoPar, but anything at this price ought to come with three bedrooms and/or be able to fly supersonic:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-Trucks___1970-Dodge-Challenger-RT-Convertible-440-6-Pack-4-Speed_W0QQitemZ270253893547QQddnZCarsQ20Q26Q20Truc ksQQddiZ2282QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item270253893547

-Mike

it looks like someone just screwed the trim tag on...look inside the screw heads

yes it does also the rivets on the vin tag look suspicius. one has no center stud one does.

I see Somebodies not keeping up with rare Mopar values.

A numbers matching 440 6 Pack Challenger R/T Vert? 1 of how many?

Galen Goviea states there were 99 1970 Challenger R/T verts produced.... How many were 440 6 packs? How many remain?

That's a rare bird, obviously attempting to cash in on the new Challenger's release, but still a very rare bird indeed.

I'd say if you want one....... You won't have much of a chance to comparison shop.

With 1971 Hemi Cuda Verts hitting $2.5 Million and more, this R/T almost seems like a bargain.

If Galen certified it in the Chrysler Registry, it's as good a gaurentee of originality as you can get.

A Rare certified Mopar thouroughbred. Hard to swallow, but there it is.

well a 71 hemi cuda wont do that anymore. 2.5 mil was the high and now u can get them alot cheapier

I see Somebodies not keeping up with rare Mopar values.

A numbers matching 440 6 Pack Challenger R/T Vert? 1 of how many?

Galen Goviea states there were 99 1970 Challenger R/T verts produced.... How many were 440 6 packs? How many remain?

That's a rare bird, obviously attempting to cash in on the new Challenger's release, but still a very rare bird indeed.

I'd say if you want one....... You won't have much of a chance to comparison shop.

With 1971 Hemi Cuda Verts hitting $2.5 Million and more, this R/T almost seems like a bargain.

If Galen certified it in the Chrysler Registry, it's as good a gaurentee of originality as you can get.

A Rare certified Mopar thouroughbred. Hard to swallow, but there it is.


That car is indeed the real deal. Chrysler used screws to hold the tags on...that's no big mystery:noway:

It's also very rare as John stated and certified by Galen...and the guy who's repping the car is also a very knowledgeable car guy that only sells first rate stuff. I am also proud to call him my friend.:thumbsup:

well a 71 hemi cuda wont do that anymore. 2.5 mil was the high and now u can get them alot cheapier

Well the clones go for less.
Care to share where your "alot cheaper" comes from ?

I guess you're right about my not being up to speed on prices. I knew the Hemi cars had gone insane years ago but I'd always entertained the notion of maybe having a six-pack car someday (preferably a 71 RoadRunner :)). Putting that one in my "never gonna happen" file now....that file sure does get thinker by the day, doesn't it?

BTW, wasn't doubting the autheticity of the car for a minute; it's a documented car and the dealer's got terrific feedback......just hate to see the prices getting pushed ever-higher, since the rest of the market will most likely get dragged upward right along with it. Great if ya happen to be selling a car, not-so-great when it's time to pick out the next one.

Heh, I can remember when the kid down the street picked up a ragged 69 340 Cuda for $900.....gone are the days. :(