Want a Car as a Deployment Gift to Myself - $4,000 and under(?)

[geminiviper]

Howdy all,
   At one point I talked about buying a 70 Chally that fell through.  I'm being deployed this year and there is a good chance I'll have a few extra bucks to finally buy a car with.  I'm not 100% on it yet but I won't be doing it till I get back anyway.  I get home around Thanksgiving so we'll see.  I'm not sure yet what my access to the internet is going to be like when I get there.  I know I will have some connection but not how often.

What I'm looking for:
1970-1974 Challenger or Barracuda
     I would prefer a 71 Cuda (like everyone else), if not then a cuda I can clone out to a 71. 
     I don't know what I would do with a Chally but It doesn't really matter.
1964-1969 Mustang
1967-1969 Camero

My price range is somewhere less than $4,000 unless I feel like getting a loan.  I'm okay if it's a heap, I would prefer not having to do too much of the metal work since I know nothing about metal working.  A roller would be fine, a driver even better but I get that $4,000 won't get me that.

I'm not too picky about what kind of car (sacrilege you all say, I know) but I would prefer a Cuda, it's my favorite.

Thanks guys.

[TorOrange]

I'm sorry I don't mean to come off as a ass or anything. But you would have to be real lucky, to find a 70-74 Challenger, Barracuda or cuda for 4k not needing body work. Basically anything from 1000-4000 will need a good amount of metal work. If your lucky you can find a decent 72-74 Barracuda,cuda or chally the drives for 4k. 64-69 Stang you got a great chance they are everywhere. Camaro you might find a decent roller.

Heres a good project

http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/2315915205.html

and of course this is my opinion, but I think I'm in the ballpark.

[geminiviper]

I don't think you sound like an ass.  It's cool.  I know that the price range will require some metal work.  The less the better is all.