1970 Dodge Challenger

Coupe

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

I am listing this for a friend but I do know the car as well as he does. It is a 1970 Dodge Challenger, floor shift auto and A/C. It needs a full restoration. This is not something you will be driving away. He was told it is substantially complete. He bought it from a body shop where they had stopped work on it. It is dismantled but the drivetrain is in place and all of the body sheet metal is on it. The parts that have been removed are in the car except he can't find the front bucket seats. The car has rust, what a surprise that is! Both 1/4's about the tires, the frame rails, the front edge of the LF fender and I am sure other spots also. It has thr, I am told, R/T hood. The fender tag is there and it codes out to be a 318, automatic and it had a vinyl top. The 1/4's are red with a black stripe going around them and over the trunk lid. The car is primered for the most part. He don't know the condition of the floors because of the parts being in there. However the parts of the floors that can be seen have no holes or rust. I would figure there is some rust repair to do there also. He has the clear title. Anymore pics would be difficult to get. It is best to just figure you are buying a 1970 Challenger that needs restored and it is in better shape than some I have seen. It is restorable for sure and I am sure it will be restored. There is no reserve and this is not one of those No Reserve auctions with a starting bid of high retail. The opening bid is $200.00 and we will see where we go from here.On Mar-29-11 at 15:28:26 PDT, seller added the following information: If the winner lives in Montana, Idaho, Washington or Oregon we can talk about me delivering it for my expenses. My car trailer is sitting right there with the car.On Apr-04-11 at 11:27:43 PDT, seller added the following information: To answer all of the questions about the floors, trunk and the front frame rails. All are ok with little rust. I had the body shop person where the car is parked go out and get under it. The floors and trunk are fine with the exception of a couple of small spots the size of a quarter where the front frame rail mounts in the back. Rockers need replaced anyway and that will be the time for that repair. He said in a restoration the rear frame rails and rockers will need replaced but that is all. He said the floors and the front frame rails are sound.