Interesting 1970 Challenger "Rarity" and Valuation Guide

[340challconvert]

Interesting 1970 Challenger "Rarity" and Valuation Guide

1970 DODGE CHALLENGER

 

[70SunFun]

Interesting 1970 Challenger "Rarity" and Valuation Guide

1970 DODGE CHALLENGER

I'm liking these numbers, lol! Thanks for posting.

 

[HooToTheCore]

I don't know. No way I sell my #6 convertible for $21,600.

 

[70SunFun]

I don't know. No way I sell my #6 convertible for $21,600.

Can't blame you, $21,600 for any #6 Challenger convertible is very low IMO. I thought the number for my car was pretty good but I see where some cars seem to be undervalued.

 

[R4Sedan]

Wow, mine's worth quite a bite more than I imagined. A car is still only worth what someone is willing to pay.

 

[EW1BH27]

Certainly makes for interesting conversation but man do I disagree. They say most restored cars fall into Category 6. If I could find my car for sale for $21.6K I'd buy it all day long & everyone of them.

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VR

BH27

1970

PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA

2-dr convertible

108"

318ci V8 2bbl 230hp

1620

5400

16200

21600

32400

48600

 

[DetMatt1]

I wouldn’t put too much faith in this website. Of course my interests lie in the 71s and their convertible numbers are very inaccurate at best. They list a great number of 71 RT convertibles with 440 6 packs in them! They also list the pace cars as R/T’s and the N codes as two barrels….
we all know there were 0 JS27’s in ‘71.

 

[70SunFun]

I wouldn’t put too much faith in this website. Of course my interests lie in the 71s and their convertible numbers are very inaccurate at best. They list a great number of 71 RT convertibles with 440 6 packs in them! They also list the pace cars as R/T’s and the N codes as two barrels….
we all know there were 0 JS27’s in ‘71.

Excellent points, DetMatt1.

 

[NixDad]

Mopar valuation has always had is challenges as there are so few made and therefore so few change hands (with documentation on what the sold price is/was).
Auction values also throw off numbers.

 

[Cuda Hunter]

Can anyone point me in the right direction for this car in the #2 position? Or #4 for that matter.

They don't exist for those prices do they?

VR		JS23		1970		DODGE CHALLENGER R/T 440 SIX PACK		2-dr hardtop		110"		a 440ci V8 3x2bbl 390hp		793		4080		13600		40800		54400		81600		122400
VR		JS23		1970		DODGE CHALLENGER R/T 440 SIX PACK		2-dr hardtop		110"		4-spd m 440ci V8 3x2bbl 390hp		847		4380		14600		43800		58400		87600		131400

 

[6PKRTSE]

Hard to believe what any of this old American Iron is worth these days. Glad I don't have anywhere near that in any of mine. I couldn't imagine trying to buy a nice complete finished car today for what they are going for.

 

[70SunFun]

Hard to believe what any of this old American Iron is worth these days. Glad I don't have anywhere near that in any of mine. I couldn't imagine trying to buy a nice complete finished car today for what they are going for.

So true. Us folks (me included) that love these cars for what they are and not for their values mostly can't afford them these days. I feel bad for fans who want to get a nice complete finished car as you mentioned, but can't afford to pay some of the prices for them.