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Old 01-11-2007, 07:33 AM
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Re: Dodge Challenger a little closer to reality

Originally Posted by 2008
I would like to wait but its killing me now just to sit in one , plus my 1996 dodge ram pickup has 172,000 miles, i need to get something sooner than two years from now. Thinking about what you said the pricing is on the charger , do you know or any one know if the chargers might have been more expensive than the challengers back in the day ?
The original MSRP of the 1970-1971 Challenger R/Ts and 'Cudas were about $4,300. The Charger R/Ts were slightly more. Don't we all wish that we could buy a 2008 Challenger SRT for $4,300?

These MOPAR pony cars have really appreciated. Of course the rarer the combination the more value. In watching the Barrett-Jackson auction last week, I was shocked to see a cherry 1971 426 HEMI 'Cuda convertible with shaker hood (not many made in this configuration) sell for $2,000,000 (the 1971 MSRP was less than $6,000). If you had a crystal ball and bought a few of these and warehoused them, you would be a multimillionaire!!

Also, I saw a 1971 340 'Cuda (sublime color) with 77,000 miles (not showroom condition) go for $102,500!
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