1970 Challenger T/A 340 six pack 4spd value

[Jalaska907]

Curious to see what a value for a 70 T/A car with 4spd is worth.  Numbers matching, original sheet metal, broadcast sheet,  zero rust, 90% correct, complete running, driving car, also FC7 plum crazy purple

[anlauto]

Depending on current condition, colours, options, documentations, anywhere from $50K-$100K

[MOPAR FANATIC]

  Sounds like a geat car,hhhmmmm FC7,a twin for me,i want it!!!!!4 SPD to boot............. 

 

      

[js29no]

Rallye dash? 

[Jalaska907]

I got some pics posted of the car in the newb section.  Check it and let me know what you guys feel its worth

[Cuda Cody]

If you're looking to sell, I'm interested.  If you post photos we'll tell you what is a fair value.  Sounds like a good car.  Zero rust is a big deal!    Is it all original or has it been restored?

[Jalaska907]

Not interested in selling, just trying to feel out the market value of the car.  More pics of the tags, broadcast sheet, and more pics of the car in the new members section

[Cuda Cody]

Standard dash car?  2 speed wiper.  Dash looks cracked pretty good.  How's the interior?  Looks like a nice car.  I would say about $35K to $40k.

Did you or someone else rebuild the engine?  What's it bored out to?

[Cuda Cody]

I checked out the other photos and it looks like a really nice car.  Get it all back together and it might be worth up to $50k.  To get more then that it would need a high end restoration.  And that would cost more then it's worth.  These type of cars are great for driving and enjoying.  They have a great look and you do not have to be afraid to work on it.  However, not a good restoration candidate as it's not bad enough to need restored and it's not original enough to demand a premium.  Overall very cool car.  Not a car that works for what I like to do, but a super neat car nevertheless.

Also, you will not find a better group of guys here that will help you with anything you need.  Good luck on your car and please keep posting photos!!!   

[anlauto]

Yea I agree with Cody....Good luck with the car.

[Jalaska907]

I would have to say that it is a great restoration candidate.  The car is mostly original, except it did have a re-paint in the 90's, and wheel well trim is not correct.  The front bumper is not correct either, but I have the original being re-chromed right now.  Tires of coarse are not correct, When I went throught the engine, I repainted it, but the color my be off a bit, but it is the mopar paint can. Ive talked to couple resto shops down south, and was surprised for the restoration cost,  my total investment in the car if I had them do it would be under 80k.  Unless your seeing something Im not, this is how I feel.

[Jalaska907]

The carbs are original to the car also, I sent them out to Eric Jackson owner of Vintage Muscle Car parts for a correct restoration, fantastic work. 

[rUNCHARGER]

Really nice car. Resto shop costs will skyrocket when you actually bring the car to them. I also would enjoy it as-is and when you repair/renew anything do it right (which seems to be your MO).

Sheldon

[anlauto]

I think what Cody and I were alluding too, was the fact that somebody paying a fair market price for the car as is, couldn't restore it on top of the purchase price without being totally upside down

I don't know what you paid for it, but if you figure you would be "all in" at $80K then I would have to guess that you've never had a complete correct nut and bolt restoration done before, or you got the car for $1.00

[Got JOB]

Drive it and enjoy. Mine has never been restored, just a quality paint job and TLC. Had it 20 years and still a blast to go thru the gears.
Ricky