WTB: 1970 or 1971 Challenger Either Hemi Orange/Go Mango/Green Go Colors

[grabber]

Hi all,
  I'm looking for a 70 or 71 project with either go mango, hemi orange, or green go paint original paint.  May consider plum crazy colors as well.  As far as original equipment looking for a v8 car, no v6s - I'd prefer a factory 4 speed car but who wouldnt really    I've been watching evilbay and have seen a few decent project cars go through.  I might also consider a driver. Also prefer a car with fender tag (original one).  Original engine and trans would be great but doesnt have to be.... If you have a car youre tired of working on...or thats collecting dust and you need some cash in your pocket I might be your buyer.  The closer to the southeast the better but I will travel for the right car.  If its a project would prefer one that does not look like its been submerged in the atlantic since 1970...or 71   A little rust is okay...a rust bucket I cant do.  Feel free to pm me on the site if you have something your wanting to sell (or any leads...oh Lord I love a great lead....). 

[Super Blue 72]

Hey grabber, here's a project that has Hemi Orange and Sublime!       Don't know the original color but it's a '70 project up in MA.  They want $9500.  Sounds a bit steep considering the car you get, IMO.  It does look like a nice project though.

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/car/355142306.html



Another in MA.  Hemi Orange 440 R/T.  A previous ad said it was a 6 pack engine but the 6 pack is being sold separately for like $1k or something.  Last driven in 1985.

http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/car/355262521.html

[grabber]

I guess you could paint one of each panel a dif. high impact color and call it the "Fruit Stripe" Challenger   I noticed that one on Craigslist...I purchased a 5k mile car from up Mass. one time...it didnt look as good underneath as a 50k mile car I had (they had both been garage kept - supposedly).  The other one is out of my league...plus I think if I had the money I'd go ahead and buy a 318 70 vert for a smooth 60k or so 

[Super Blue 72]

Actually, a friend knows of a '70 convertible with a 318/904 made to look like an R/T, plum crazy, black top and interior.  I think he was looking at $35K.  I thought it was worth in the $20s but that's just one crazy guy's opinion.

If you want I can ask him if it's still for sale........ 

[grabber]

I appreciat the offer...for right now I'm going to try and find a coupe.  This search may take a while...these dont turn up too often (searched old posts...couldnt really find any...)