SOLD 1972 Dodge Challenger Rallye (Restored)...Where Do I Go From Here? (Edit: Price $37,500)

[SDChallenger]

Book smart vs common sense and courtesy. Common instructions are easily digested by the "common" Man.

You seem to be the only one I have offended...enough said.

 

[SDChallenger]

Good luck with the sale & more important my condolences for your loss ....
SO much of our passion is based on memories , my third car was a 70 R/T Chall & I had so much fun with that car I have remained passionate about them , my second vehicle was a Chev truck it was the biggest piece of junk you can imagine , later I was forced to buy a second chev truck & it was worse so those are my first & last GMs I will ever own . Your memories are tied to your friend you sadly lost so I understand .

Kind words, much appreciated.

 

[SDChallenger]

You could list it on Bring a Trailer with a reserve that meets your minimum expectation. If it doesn't sell, you could possibly make a deal with the high bidder.
At the very least you will get an idea of what the interest is. Now is a good time to sell with the weather nice in most areas of the country

I want to thank those who suggested "Bring a Trailer". Because I am not an active buyer/seller, I wasn't even aware of this service. Checked it out and it has peeked my interest. Does anyone have actual experience or first hand knowledge with Bring a Trailer...significant bidding volume?...High % of winning bidders who close on the purchase?
Thanks for any input.

 

[Chryco Psycho]

A friend of mine sold his 70 Cuda that way & seemed happy with the result .

 

[Old B5]

Again sorry for your loss and bad luck. I totally understand wanting to move on and losing interest in the car. I also would recommend Bring A Trailer. If you use BAT, take as many pictures as you can as there isn’t a limit. MAKE SURE YOU SHOW the MATCHING #’s and do a start up and driving video. They will do the write up on the car for you with the information you give them. Your price seems about right. Good Luck