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  1. 07-06-2005, 08:36 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by wannab20hatch
    Id love to have a cuda. My dad has a 70 challenger and if i had the time or money id put it back together.
    Really depends on which model Challenger it is. IF it is the R/T then you need to find the time and the money to restore that car.
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    The thing is that everybody falls in love with the concept cars but the manuf. never bring them to market like they reveal them. Remember when all the pics were floating around about the charger and Dodge built the concept we all wanted.




    But instead we got the watered down version
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    it looks sweet... BUT it was not designed by the Manufacturer.
    It was done be Doug on his website www.creatingthelie.com
    "Here you will find designs that pick up where the manufacturers left off.
    Please click a logo to take you to that manufacturer design page. Please note these design are not officially sanctioned by the manufactures...yet."
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    Quote Originally Posted by GA_Teg
    Really depends on which model Challenger it is. IF it is the R/T then you need to find the time and the money to restore that car.
    R/T with a 383 and 4 speed pistol grip. Its vitamin C orange. And its all original. Hes the only owner. Just took it aprat one day for the hell of it as a kid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wannab20hatch
    R/T with a 383 and 4 speed pistol grip. Its vitamin C orange. And its all original. Hes the only owner. Just took it aprat one day for the hell of it as a kid.
    Like I said "YOU NEED TO FIND THE TIME and restore it", or let me get a hold of it
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    Quote Originally Posted by GA_Teg
    Like I said "YOU NEED TO FIND THE TIME and restore it", or let me get a hold of it
    Dont know if hell sell it. Hes turned down 10k for it. Its an all original numbers matching car. Still has the orginal rear tires on it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wannab20hatch
    Dont know if hell sell it. Hes turned down 10k for it. Its an all original numbers matching car. Still has the orginal rear tires on it.
    No offense to you or your pops but people like him really piss me off. Letting something like that just sit and not restore it or put it back together.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GA_Teg
    No offense to you or your pops but people like him really piss me off. Letting something like that just sit and not restore it or put it back together.
    None taken. It hurts me also. I love that car. i look at old pictures of it all the time.
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