71 Challenger 340 Convetable listed in NH

[spamtank]

http://www.carrollstauto.com/site/Inventory/dodge/71_dodge_challenger_gold/71_dodge_challenger_gold.htm

[Super Blue 72]

Nice car but 

[spamtank]

I thought it was pricey.  What do you folks thin it's wort?

[Gus cuda]

I'd say $67 is in the ballpark. Car would have to be a very good "driver" though. Better not need much work! Any #'s matching vert is going to be pricey$$$

[AARuFAST]

This sold for $35th

[challengermaniac]

Asking price is at a premium given it's for sale by a dealer.  For that kinda $, going to need to see the quality in person and be preparred to walk away.

[torredcuda]

Too pricey,engine bay needs lots of detailing,cracked dash,driver quality car.

[ragtopdodge]

It's a supposed 1 of 11 Shaker 'verts in 1971.  See fender tag:  http://www.carrollstauto.com/site/Inventory/chevy/79_chevy_camaro_Z28_white/P5152069.JPG

Although a buildsheet would be needed for further proof IMHO.

However, it's not a four-speed and color not great and condition is not in #1 level. 

[KGorney]

That dealership is usually high priced across the board. If you're selling it's a benefit since they don't have a good feel for market value on Mopars. I was told by a guy in NH selling a 1978 Plymouth Super Coupe (Aspen) that this dealership offered him $7,800 site unseen (other than pictures)so he wouldn't go any lower than $10K for a selling price to anyone else for an unrestored  car!
You only need to look at some of there other cars to see they price too high in general.

[spamtank]

Thanks guys.  I figured as a dealer, he had the prices jacked up pretty high.    I guess I was intrigued by the convertible shaker car prospect.  This is about 2X what I'd really like to spend on a car anyway.