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That's a goodly looking pile of parts for that munny! If the bottom of its not a massive road window, it might even be restorable!

I have a drivetrain, so that if the rest of it is not a massive pile of rust and water damage, I can see sinking some money into it.

Well if they were hoping it would sell while they were away on vacation, I suspect a whole lot of other people are also waiting on photos of the car. Buying anything sight unseen is just nutz.

Wish I had that much munny to spend, I'd run right out and git it!

I don't see any pix of anything.

Wow I wish I had the munny to soak that one up!!! I would SO TOTALLY restore it! I had a 75 2D NY with a ralleye pack but an evil [add expletive here] who hated me literally torched the car and burned it to the ground while it was in storage.

I could see paying that much if its indeed clean of rust. What are the seats like?

Congrats on the excellent save! (~_^)-b

If it were the 'Le Baron] edition [aka an over-hyped New Yorker] I'd be all over it.

I wonder how hard it would be to cheese that into a "Tribute 300".....

Wish I could get a 300 in that condition... Don't get me wrong, its a fine rig at that price, so long as the underside is not a floor delete edition... But just... Man... I dunno... Maybe I don't NEED a 300, but I WANT a 300... [withdrawal symptoms surfacing]

IT JUST IDENTIFIES AS A CONVERTIBLE PEOPLE!!! LET IT TRANSITION!!! [HOP HOP HOP!]

Just gets down to how much time and money you have to dump into the project. I'd be saying its gunna cost more than you can ever sell it for, so restoration seems like a less optimal route to go. But if you're looking for a resto-mod street rod, it could be worked with...

Has the block been flushed? While a good radiator and water pump are essential, a whole lot of people fail to clean the rust out of motors and that causes them to overheat. Also, it can cause head gasket failure, and, conversely, head gasket failure can cause it to overheat. To check if you...

Of course, for a little while, some 413's could be had with cross flow tunnel rams on some motors, such as the Chrysler 300...

MAN!!! WOULDYA LOOK AT THAT SUNROOF PEOPLE!!!

I'd give $900 for that as it sits. I have a motor and trans on hand waiting for something like this. Also, I'm not far from Missouri, I'm there several times a year as a matter of both business, church and family.

Looks ABSOLUTELY, PRECISELY like the one I used to have! [only its a bit more banged up and missing some trim, and the interior looks pretty rough on this one].

Looks like it needs a lot of under-work, but for the asking price, the way prices are NOW days, and with the numbers only getting smaller, I can't say its a bad price, if the floor pans are as good as the trunk!

I DROOL!!! [but I am broke, and can't finance the car]