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1970 Hemi GTX 4-speed
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One of only 43 manuals built. Rarest interior code for the '70 GTX P6KW.
Very few options, ordered for the strip. Soon to be featured in major Mopar magazine. $87,000 OBO. eBay item number 190596131199. |
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Beautiful car!
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Is this the car that we saw pictures of that was resurrected from the dead? Stunning looking car.
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Normally I would just wish a car like that left to rest in peace but the finished product looks so cool I'm glad it was resurrected.
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That is absolutely incredible. BEAUTIFUL car!
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Charley Lillard</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Normally I would just wish a car like that left to rest in peace but the finished product looks so cool I'm glad it was resurrected. </div></div>
At a loss of about 100K (if it sells at this posted price), I should have left it where it was Charley, so your philosophy is sound. But when you start these things, it just kind of snowballs...plus the first resto shop ripped me off for about 20K. But it goes from 90-125 in seconds flat with that 500 horse Tim Banning hemi, and the smile makes me forget about the money....for a short time anyway. |
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How is it even possible to resurrect something like that? Doesn't appear to have anything salvagable (maybe the headlight)
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that is what I was thinking!
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Me too! There is no way that's the same car.
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Here is the ebay link.... ... and he tells the whole story in the ad... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img] http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/19059...3D1&_rdc=1 |
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I just read the whole story on Ebay about this car.
IMO, i would have left the car where it was knowing how bad the entire car was. Also with no Fender Tag,No Motor,No Trans,No Rear End and a photocopy of the Broadcast sheet that would of really steered me away. The car did come out fantastic but just to much stuff missing to get into the car that deep in money and time. Thats just me. I give you credit though for really bringing that car to life though. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img] Good Luck with the Sale. |
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yea, why bother? sometimes we throw good money after bad.
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Amazing resto Des - it's beautiful!
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BEAUTIFUL CAR. And massive kudos to you for taking on a project that no one else would even touch. The car came out gorgeous, and in my opinion, was totally worth it. Another RARE car saved from the grave when the naysayers said it couldn't be done. This car proves that every car can be saved with the right owner involved.
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----Ive seen some restos in my day but that absolutely takes the cake. Im not sure what your motivation was but you sure had a whopping amount of it to follow thru to the end. Congrats,,,sincerly......Bill S
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Wow...talk about saving a piece of history! The car is drop dead gorgeous.
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