What would be a fair price on a 73 charger SE w/ 440 magnum in fair condition?

Asked by Scrubby1 Sep 20, 2011 at 11:09 PM about the 1973 Dodge Charger

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6,095

Peter answered 12 years ago

I'm thinkin 5 to 7 grand . fair condition is like number 3 condition it looks good from 35 feet away but the closer you get the little red flags start popping like pop corn ... PBN

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6,095

Peter answered 12 years ago

It really comes down to the original equipment .. if it's a heavily optioned car (two or more fender tags ) and all the numbers match . unless it's a 4 speed (rare for '74 ) make sure the 5th digit of the vin number is a ( U ) thats the HI PO 440 code then check the block ID pad behind the distributor . It will read 440 U 4 thats a '74 HI PO 440 bayby ..

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355

Chad answered 12 years ago

5 to 7 grand motor doesnt affect quote

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