this is a cuda that has sat outside at a budy of mines house for about 15 years with no glass i have been on him for the past 6 years to sell it to me now his uncle came and took it and he hasnt seen the car since

 

Was his uncle the owner? Sure is sad to think of what might or might not happen to it.

 

that is an easy car to put together with all of the after market part, and would be a cool ride

 

his uncle owned the car but never put it in any bodys name until now and as far as after market parts i wouldnt do that to a car thats just me

 

So does the uncle have it or did he do something else with it.. hate to have seen this goto the scrap

 

my buddy dont know hasnt seen his uncle or the car since then. I would of gave hime a few hundred dollars for it

 

that is just wrong

 

Just no regard for cars like that-I remember a 1967 #s matching Hemi GTX convertible that sat in this guy's back yard for a decade.
He knew what it was worth and it was almost like a game for him to turn offers down.
He stored it outside with a very leaky roof so you can imagine what ten years of that kind of abuse did to that car.He finally got sick of all the attention and moved it somewhere-no word on its ultimate fate.

 

I guess Houses and cars are treated the same in the area I am in I know of better than 10 houses all empty they were passed down and the children won't rent them. One place has a Aspen 4 door looks like a ex police car, Dodge Conversion van a empty trailer house and a barn full of rare Mopar engines and parts the owner passed away and family won't sell none of it

 

people like that deserve to be shot holding a car of value to allot of people hostage isnt right.