For Sale NOT MINE - 1969 Imperial 2 door
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1969 Imperial Fury Road Edition
71Polara383
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To the right person that wants THAT car, it could be saved...
This was a "parts car" to some people before I got it. Now it's more then halfway with metal work and has a stash of awesome used and NOS parts waiting to go into it. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder my friend.
I see a pretty complete 69 2dr Imperial that needs the right person to step up and put some blood sweat and tears into it to bring it back.
I might be too cynical, but when I look at a car that has a completely trashed interior, rust on most of the body panels and has been left parked on the dirt for years, I do not see a lot of restoration potential for this car, but as always everyone's opinion is valued.
Dave
71Polara383
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Cant cut them all up these days. I think we need to look a little harder at what comes up for sale. My old GT for example was for sale for over a year and no one wanted it because it was disassembled, and not advertised as a GT, basically deemed a parts car. I HAD to have some of the extra parts but it was an all or nothing deal. So I went and got it, I'm Glad I did. The New owner is too.
No title kinda sucks but again theres ways of getting them. Will it probably end up parted? Most likely. Does it deserve a chance? Absolutely.
71Polara383
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Assuming the drivetrain ain't locked its worth over 1000 all day long.
Carmine
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It looks as well-kept as the house.
Still... Get a title and mix it with this car (which won't be available until 2037, apparently) and you'd have a nice ride.
Still... Get a title and mix it with this car (which won't be available until 2037, apparently) and you'd have a nice ride.
Joseph James
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Agree. That car reminds me of the first time I saw my Sport Fury. Aside from the new vinyl top, I could see I would have a lot of work to do. The guy who had it was going to use the engine and crush it but he thought it had potential. I'm glad he decided to sell it.
I hope someone can save that car.
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LeBaron1973
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If nothing else, these cars need to be stripped of any useful parts and the rest scrapped if that's the only possibility- at least get the thing rather than let it rot away. With the limited supply of these vehicles constantly shrinking, it may get to the stage where the asking price needs to be paid so the car can (potentially) be saved.
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71Polara383
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Working on something like that for everyone. Stay tuned.
mopar E
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I think it's very saveable. But I'm in Canada where most of them rusted away 20 years ago.
Xenon
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I do have some 440's and trans in the building... Hell,, I even have a 400...(perfect 512 core)..
My place isn't just all hemi stuff......
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