Quick Intro: I'm originally a mustang guy. Own 70 Mach 1 and 67 coupe. Fell in love the what dodge was doing with the hellcat, now own a 2018 destroyer Grey challenger hellcat. Now I'm wanting to dip my feet into old mopars and am hoping get some opinions on a particular car I'm looking at in a few days.


The car: NOT an R/t (an XS car?). Original 383 auto car. No fender tag or broadcast sheets. Currently has a 440 and a 727 torqueflite. Don't know what kind of rear end but has 4.10 gears. It's does NOT run currently but says it's not far. It does turn over.


Needs rear panel and valence, Dutchman panel, trunk floors, roof skin, a patch in driver floor pan, and some degree of quarter work on both sides. Rails and everything else structural is reportedly solid.


Has tons parts stripped from a full 68 and 69 parts cars (two full sets of doors, 3 sets of bumpers and grills, 2 dashes, etc..) . So should be enough to put one running charger together there.


Asking 12k obo. I think that's really steep. What should I be paying for it?

thanks for the input. I know it's a bit overpriced but it seems these cars are demanding quite a premium nowadays. I've seen completely roached out examples listed at 3k. My gut feeling is if it's solid underneath it's a 6-8k car with a drivetrain. I think there's going to be about 5k in metal ATLEAST.

I don't know what the end goal is at this time but my plan was to get it all back to solid metal, spruce up the drivetrain and suspension underneath, put it back together with the parts available and drive it as is. I figured a floor 15k budget for that is in the realm of reality. It certainly is in the mustang world. Apart from metal and body I do my own work.