1970 Hemi Charger R/T-SE on ebay

[Bill Pritchard]

Nice find, Steve What a car for someone I've said it before, and I'm sure I'll say it again....."Just when you think you've seen it all,......"

[Les Quam]

Steve,
Thanks for the thoroughness of your reply I learned a lot reading all your posts on this car. I always wondered why one screw on the fender tag was painted and the other not?

What do you think a car like this is worth?

[hvychev]

Absolutely friggin amazing...........

That has to be one of the coolest cars to ever "come out of the closet."

[njsteve]

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Steve,
Thanks for the thoroughness of your reply I learned a lot reading all your posts on this car. I always wondered why one screw on the fender tag was painted and the other not?

What do you think a car like this is worth?

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Thanks for the compliment sir. Value: this would be one of those value inestimable situations: original owner since day one, unrestored, bulletproof provenance. $300K would be a bargain. You can find Hemicudas all day since they made 652 of them but this is a unique car.

BTW here is the breakdown we currently have on the 16 cars, including this one. While any of the 25+ body colors were available, as you can see, they only made 3 leather interiors available for the SE package, green, tan, and a metallic black called charcoal.

1970 HEMI CHARGER R/T-SE with Automatic trans:

green w/green leather interior
tan w/ tan leather interior
black w/ charcoal leather interior
orange w/ charcoal leather interior
yellow w/ charcoal leather interior
blue w/ charcoal leather interior (Canadian Export)

1970 HEMI CHARGER R/T-SE with four speed:

red w/ charcoal leather interior (mine)
orange w/ tan leather interior
orange w/ charcoal leather interior
orange w/ charcoal leather interior
dark green w/ charcoal leather interior
green w/ tan leather interior
limelight w/ charcoal leather interior
yellow w/ charcoal leather interior
yellow w/ tan leather interior
tan w/ tan leather interior

[KevinW]

Steve, Very interesting find! I bet you almost fell of your chair when you saw it. I marked the auction to see the fun. $300K is reserve not met, bet reserve is at least double that. Who ever did that auction did a real nice job for a first timer!

[Bill Pritchard]

One of one with green leather interior....pretty

[DaJudge]

Very nice car. That one would be really cool to research and go through. Finding the original build sheet would make the hair stand up on your neck.

That one may set a record .

[Les Quam]

I emailed the seller and it took about three emails to get an answer to the question as to whether he was the guy who walked into the Dodge dealer in 1970 and bought the car new???? I kept getting "we are the original owners" or "it is a one owner car". But finally did get an affirmitve response. One owner car is a term tossed around a lot and evidently has various meanings to people so I was looking for a straight forward answer.

I also asked for an itemized list of the paperwork on the car or some pictures of the paperwork and pictures of the undercarriage.

I get the impression that 300K to the sellers is just the start of the negotiations?

[Bill Pritchard]

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One owner car is a term tossed around a lot and evidently has various meanings to people so I was looking for a straight forward answer.

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Don't blame you one bit, Les. That happens to be one of my biggest gripes, too......apparently many people think it means that at some point in the car's life it had only one owner (as opposed to being owned by multiple people at once ). It's really pathetic when you have to ask for a crystal clear explanation of a term which really shouldn't require one

[mmcporter]

Les,I agree--so many of these brokers call a car "one owner" because they have the car still titled in the name of the original owner. Meanwhile, several other people may have exchanged cash for the car in question, which says to me that the car has had more than one owner by then.