71 #'s matching true black 383 4spd Cuda with b/s...

[FM3V6M]

fresh resto mucho $$$ invested but wife says sell, what price is fair in this crappy market?   

[72bluNblu]

More than I can afford! 

That's a beautiful 'Cuda! 

But seriously, I'm not the person you're looking for on price. Based on what I've seen on eBay, with restored AAR's listed from $80-120k, I'd say around $60k. It should definitely be more, but I'm not sure today's market would get you a buyer for over $70k. But I'd wait to see what more knowledgeable people say...

[dutch]

wife says sell...     that is an awesome looking car     I`d consider keeping the cuda and change wifes... 

[n9671x2]

Beautiful car, hopefully you post more pictures, but I have seen a couple others and know the car is very nice.   I would say in this market 50k.   

[toomanyprojects]

NOOOOO! SAY IT AIN'T SO!!!! i wish i could buy it!! it would look so nice sitting next to my 71 black 340-maybe i should start thinning the heard!

[YGBSM]

Nice car.  Need a lot more info- like is it a real N96 car, original body panels or repos, any rust (assuming none), etc.

[JeffAARy]

I`d consider keeping the cuda and change wives

I agree.  My wife would never say such a thing, that's why I married her.

I would say in this market 50k.

I also agree with this.  Prices are WAY down.  Like anything, if you find a buyer who wants exactly what you have you may do very well.  But in general I doubt you will find a buyer for more than $50K right now.

[426HEMI]

I know what I would say if the ex wifes or new wife would say to sell it then they would be gone for sure if it was not my idea to get rid of it.  Very nice looking car and hate to see you sell it.

[ragtopdodge]

Beautiful car.  My favorite color on a 'cuda and of course, the right year and tranny.  383 helps it to over the 340, even though the 340 was an extra cost option.

Fender tag?  Buildsheet?  What all options?

Underside looks like?  Trunk?  Engine compartment?  #s matching motor/trans?

I think in this market...$45-80k depending on options, documentation (including of the restoration process), and extent of restoration (nice paint job or full-bore rotisserie?).

[barracuda7199]

could i trade my two kids for it? that is a beautiful car!!!

[wagesofsin]

sell the wife sillyhead!!!!

youll find another woman before you find another e-bod like that!!


what were you thinking?

a beautifull car.

[Moparal]

could i trade my two kids for it? that is a beautiful car!!!

Oh that's sooo bad.     

[Bearcuda]

fresh resto mucho $$$ invested but wife says sell, what price is fair in this crappy market?   

I'd say wife goes before that car goes. My dream car there.

[bb71challenger]

fresh resto mucho $$$ invested but wife says sell, what price is fair in this crappy market?   

I agree with the others, are you asking what your wife will bring in this market or the car?     lol couldn't resist. That is one very righteous machine dude. 

[tommyg29]

I would say between $60 and $75k, depending on the quality of the restoration and originality. If the car is all original as seen from this one picture, and has a few other goodies like rim blow, ralley gauges, etc. its $70 to $75k, depending on the quality. You can ask more, but thats what I would say it is worth. Even good # matching cars have dropped in value the last couple years. Only cars that may not have dropped are the highest end hemis, etc. But even those have longer marketing times nowadays.