Some questions about mopar cars
07-04-2017, 07:39 PM
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Some questions about mopar cars
Hello everyone, i'm new here. It's been quite some time that i wanted to have my own project mopar car. The real problem probably would be that i live outside U.S. I live in Europe, so if i would ever buy a mopar car then the shipment would be kind of expensive.
So my question is this, what's the reason behind those mopar cars around 67-69, why are those really expensive when the car is all rusty and engine is not even under the hood? What would be the price for mopar car, for example Dodge Charger 1968, the engine would be running ok, but the body would be all rusty?
It's been quite some time that i've been thinking to revive some of old american cars. What i like about old american cars, is that they have some kind of spirit around them, and looks really cool, while old european cars are really just.. terrible.
So my question is this, what's the reason behind those mopar cars around 67-69, why are those really expensive when the car is all rusty and engine is not even under the hood? What would be the price for mopar car, for example Dodge Charger 1968, the engine would be running ok, but the body would be all rusty?
It's been quite some time that i've been thinking to revive some of old american cars. What i like about old american cars, is that they have some kind of spirit around them, and looks really cool, while old european cars are really just.. terrible.
07-05-2017, 10:37 AM
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Welcome Shiro,
It's just a love for the automobile... Not sure were you live.... But what would you pay for a fine running and looking 956 Porsche ? Awesome car.
Cars are worth what you will pay for them. But you have to have a market for them.
Look at 2000 Motors in Italy on the web... Great shop...
Keep us posted....
It's just a love for the automobile... Not sure were you live.... But what would you pay for a fine running and looking 956 Porsche ? Awesome car.
Cars are worth what you will pay for them. But you have to have a market for them.
Look at 2000 Motors in Italy on the web... Great shop...
Keep us posted....
07-05-2017, 02:25 PM
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Bugatti, BMW or a VW it does not matter, if you have a passion for a certain automobile I'd say go for it. Even if it's a Mopar! Or a Ford! Hahaha
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07-05-2017, 02:33 PM
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Hey I did not say Bowtie
07-05-2017, 02:36 PM
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Now Mr. Bob has more bowtie's than Mopars, just saying.
07-05-2017, 03:14 PM
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07-08-2017, 07:02 AM
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-- I'm going to tell the teacher.
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1968 Charger Identiciation check
Hi < I'm looking to purchase a 1968 Charger XS29L8B357742440 Manual
Hoping that I could get a get summary of where the best places are to check for other id areas and want to see if the engine etc match
any help much appreciated
cheers
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