R/t 383ci Rallye Dash 4-speed Posi Mopar Project Plum Crazy on 2040-cars
Red Lion, Pennsylvania, United States
1970 R/T Challenger Original Plum Crazy with vinyl top 383ci with 4-Speed from factory Ralley Dash and Ralley Console Dash pictured is currently installed. Two consoles are included Non matching numbers 383 heads and block are included. 4-Speed goes with car. Posi rear is still in tact and installed in car. Lots of trim and interior pieces are there. Ask for specific components condition and availability. Hood is rotten. Floors look good, trunk floor is rotten, needs quarters and fenders replaced. Second pair of used fenders come with the car, they are usable original fenders. The title is lost, written bill of sale will go with the car so you can title in your state. Rare restoration opportunity. I have lots of parts for this car. If buy it now is used I will include a set of seats, all the trim I have, full set of interior panels, second set of fenders, decklid, all the mopar engine parts that were sitting in the car, full back seat, both 4-speed consoles. On Sep-08-14 at 08:46:16 PDT, seller added the following information: For more details or to see the car contact 717-586-5365 On Sep-10-14 at 04:38:17 PDT, seller added the following information: The rear frame rails appear to be very solid with the exception of a bulge at the rear of both rails, just in front of the shackle. The pinch weld from the trunk pan/frame rail to the inner fender well is very nice. Inner wheel houses are in good shape, outer wheel wells are rusty at the quarter panel flange. Will need trunk drop off extensions, trunk floor and quarter panels. Torsion bar cross member looks to be very solid and completely in tact. The window channels appear to be good, no visible holes except one small potential spot at top of a pillar. Driver door has rust at front bottom and 1/2 of the bottom pinch weld is rusted on the inside of lip. There is no title with the car. For photos or information call 717-586-5365. |
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