For Sale 1973 DODGE CHALLENGER AUCTION

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Where are the pics of your other Cuda, Steve? Didnt you say you had a 68?

Not there yet Zach, but it too will be coming up for sale soon. I just want to fix some things before I sell it. Then the photos, but not sure if this forum is the place. I will definitely send you some in the not too distant future.
Thanks
 
Not there yet Zach, but it too will be coming up for sale soon. I just want to fix some things before I sell it. Then the photos, but not sure if this forum is the place. I will definitely send you some in the not too distant future.
Thanks

No problem posting pic's here. I always liked the "A" body Cuda's. A 64 Formula "S" and a 68/69 big block fastback are both on my want list.
 
E bodies should not rattle when the doors close unless the channels or something else is worn out. I restored mine some 25 years ago and it is a great car to look at, but the driving experience leaves a lot to be desired, unless you just like going fast in straight lines. With the 440 up front, it is too front heavy and handles accordingly and the ride is pretty stiff with the stock springs and the seats are not that well contoured for an enjoyable drive. But it is fast and everyone that looks at it drools. I am considering letting mine go to a good friend that really wants it bad so I can spend more time with my C bodies. He is relatively young and I am older and wiser now - well maybe just a little. :rolleyes:
That is a beautiful example of a E-body, you did a great job.
 
I bought a brand new 73 Ralleye Challenger w/340 in 1973. Traded a 69 Bee in on it. Looked like this one...

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