Here's one for the MoPar freaks...

[rrrr]

Howdja like to have this baby in your garage?
:D :D
1969 Plymouth Hemi GTX (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2451509292&indexURL=5&photoDisplayType=2#ebayphotohosting)

[Bow Tie Omega]

Now that is my kind of bling

[LASERRAY]

Isn't that a little steep?:rolleyes:

[Dr. Eagle]

Originally posted by LASERRAY
Isn't that a little steep?:rolleyes:
Holy crap, it's nice, but 100K and the reserve isn't met?????????
It aint that nice.....

[rrrr]

It's the car collector freak value. Less than 10K miles, and unrestored. Those are worth much more than your average "completedowntobaremetaleveryboltandnut" restorations.
I have a friend that owns a '67 Shelby GT500, 428 Cobra Jet with 20K miles, unrestored and pretty much perfect. It has been appraised at over $120K. Don't ask me why it makes sense, that's just the way the collector market is.....

[LASERRAY]

Originally posted by rrrr
It's the car collector freak value. Less than 10K miles, and unrestored. Those are worth much more than your average "completedowntobaremetaleveryboltandnut" restorations.
I have a friend that owns a '67 Shelby GT500, 428 Cobra Jet with 20K miles, unrestored and pretty much perfect. It has been appraised at over $120K. Don't ask me why it makes sense, that's just the way the collector market is..... I can see a Shelby pulling that kind of jack, but not a Mopar. IMO.

[blownmoney]

'67 Shelby GT500
you can't compare that hemi to a gt 500, i get wood every time i see that car on " gone in 60 seconds"!!