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For Sale is a very nice relatively rare Charger SE Brougham 2 dr ebony black/black Sports Hardtop with a big block 400 cu in 4 bbl engine and three speed automatic transmission. A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM, bucket seats, console. Original, matching numbers engine/transmission. Runs and drives great, everything working as when new. 15" Mag 500 wheels, BFG Radial T/A raised white letter tires. Repaint in 2012, still looks great, a few bubbles and scratches. Right front fender replaced prior to repaint. Engine and transmission rebuilt in 2012. Receipts available. 47,038 miles on odometer, engine rebuilder at 44,231 miles said engine looked like the mileage was 144,231. Less than 3,000 miles since eng/trans rebuild. All new interior, suspension, front wheel pads/calipers/rotors, new floor pans, Mopar decorative trunk kit in 2022. Upgraded rear brakes to discs also in 2021. What a beauty, turns heads wherever it goes. Clean Louisiana title in owner of 11 years name. Offers considered. Contact Rick at hubrick@gmail.com or 225 571 7064. Located in Baton Rouge, LA
Mechanical Details 15 inch "Magnum 500" wheels currently Tires are P235/60R15 (originally the car was produced with 14 inch wheels). 4 wheel disc brakes. 6.6 Liter (400 cu in) high performance B engine with dual exhaust: rated 260 HP at 4800 RPM; 410 lb.ft. torque at 3200 RPM. 4.324 inch large bore pistons (largest of any production Chrysler at the date of introduction). Edelbrock 4 bbl 650 CFM AVS Thunder carb with electronic choke. TorqueFlite 3 speed automatic transmission. Differential: 8 3/4 diff with 3.23 ratio New brake hard lines installed 2021. New pads/calipers/rotors in the front 2021. Converted back brakes to discs 2021. New floor pans installed 2022. New suspension bushings, shocks, springs installed 2022. New transmission cooling line replaced 2022.
Last edited by hubrick; 02-23-2023 at 01:29 PM.
Reason: Lower asking price
I really love what you did with the car, and I've been thinking of doing the same thing to mine.
Unfortunately, it's no longer an SE Brougham, and even it were a full numbers matching factory restoration, I think you might have a hard time getting that price for it.
Thanks for your comments Archer. I'm open to offers, didn't want to start too low. The bodywork was done by Ronnie Desarmes from Denham Springs, LA.
Cheers,
I think it's hard to price collector cars prices for every aspect of building cars has gone through the roof... Your Charger happens to be one of my favorite body styles along with the Road Runner or the same years, 71 and 72.
Good luck with your sale!
Thanks, he did really nice work. Checking with local car/mopar clubs might get you a feel for what it will bring in your area. As with most things, a quick and dirty way to gauge the going price of an item is to check eBay (motors) for SOLD cars of similar make/model/condition. Not exact, but will put you in the ball park.
Oddly enough, that's what I have mine insured for, but the local consensus, it that I would not get that much for it - if I ever wanted to sell it.
02-11-2023, 11:54 AM
