1969 Charger SE

[changingman]

They dont handle, they dont stop and prob do about 4 mpg but this takes my breath away, if only, if only!!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1969-Dodge-Charger-SE-Classi...

[andy rob]

real nice car, my std 383 roadrunner does easy 15-20 mpg, no chance to that car coming to the uk @ that price

[changingman]

andy rob said:

real nice car, my std 383 roadrunner does easy 15-20 mpg, no chance to that car coming to the uk @ that price

No, I dont know the prices but even for that car it seems an awful lot of money

[ringram]

Nice local cuda here http://www.musclecartechnology.com/stock/70hemicud...



Very tempting except for the practicality, mileage, servicing etc aspect.

[LuS1fer]

Friend of mine just sold his big block '68 for under £20k. Not exactly in the same pristine league but in fine fettle nonetheless. The Americans price their classic muscle cars just above the price of gold - a concept which eludes even me.

[crisisjez]

ringram said:

Dribble

Edited by crisisjez on Wednesday 21st January 00:39

[Marquis_Rex]

That's way over priced and its not even an R/T or a Six pack. An "SE' isnt all that desirable. It's a 335 Bhp 4 barrel 383.
It is number matching, big deal.
I was looking for these alot last year- so know prices and this was BEFORE the big crash. Should be $30-35K tops.
You should be able to get 15-20 mpg out of it.

My 440 Challenger thats heavily modified to around 450-500 bhp gets 12-15 Mpg.

[chrono]

I witnesed that Hemi Cuda go under the hammer at Coys auction at the Autosport show for £23,000 plus Premium. Wish I'd been paying more attention and had a go at it myself at that price.