Wow looks more like $500

[bull]

I don't see 3,500 worth of parts there.

Well, maybe. The glass is all there and so is the trim except for around the back window. The hood, bumper, doors and fenders look somewhat usable and the seat frames are quite valuable. The steering column and wheel could be used and the dash pieces in the 70s are plastic instead of vinyl wrapped foam so those usually survive pretty well. At $3500 you might just break even but I'd never pay that much for this thing.

[Kern Dog]

Man...


That thing makes my junk look good.

Its not cool to talk about your "junk" in public......

[F8-4life]

Get ready guys this is what the project cars of the future look like! HA

[Indygenerallee]

bull, I live in Indiana and I can guarantee those fenders would be swiss cheese after media blasting!! 

[Stretch]

The late 70's T-Bird wheel devalues it more than the rust.  I'm sure that thing has loads more  rust than can be seen.  I doubt there would be anything left after media blasting. I find it hard to believe someone would pay that much for it.

[Daytona R/T SE]

Man...


That thing makes my junk look good.

Its not cool to talk about your "junk" in public......

Actually, I was referring to  this junk  


It's a '70 in disguise. 

[spoolinhard]

bull, I live in Indiana and I can guarantee those fenders would be swiss cheese after media blasting!! 

After repairing a set of 70 fender with minimal rust and finding lots of hidden rust gems in the cleanup process I agree completely. The sheetmetal is pucked beyond reasonable use and there is no telling exactly how nice the trim is or if the glass is all marred up. My focus immediately went to the front seats!!!

[Tilar]

Man...


That thing makes my junk look good.

Yeah, same here. 

[charger_fan_4ever]

$500

Stip it for parts and crush it. She's dead.

[RallyeMike]

Get ready guys this is what the project cars of the future look like! HA

The future has already arrived. There are members here restoring cars from where they are working with little more than the basic mid-car inner structure, a firewall, and (maybe) the front inner clip and building a new car from there.

I would never restore a car in the condition of this 70, but some people will, and already are.

[1974dodgecharger]

Get ready guys this is what the project cars of the future look like! HA

The future has already arrived. There are members here restoring cars from where they are working with little more than the basic mid-car inner structure, a firewall, and (maybe) the front inner clip and building a new car from there.

I would never restore a car in the condition of this 70, but some people will, and already are.

we call them deep pockets or dreamers.....

[bill440rt]

Get ready guys this is what the project cars of the future look like! HA

The future has already arrived. There are members here restoring cars from where they are working with little more than the basic mid-car inner structure, a firewall, and (maybe) the front inner clip and building a new car from there.

I would never restore a car in the condition of this 70, but some people will, and already are.

we call them deep pockets or dreamers.....

Or very talented individuals.

[RallyeMike]

Nothing wrong with deep pockets, dreamers, or talented people (of course). They all support the hobby and we should all be happy for that. 

[Dreamcar]

AMD had a slogan : "Never too far gone"

IMO, the slogan does not apply to this car.

[6pkrtse]

Heck. That would be a good crusier here in Michigan..... Maybe if it was all intact, had the drivetrain & a title it would be worth this much but not as it is.

[wingcar]

Another individual/seller that's been watching too many Barrett Jackson Auctions...

But, when rust becomes a valuable mineral..you'll have a real gold mine with this Charger!  (Just saying.....keep an open mind...)

[hatersaurusrex]

The guys on Fast N Loud would put 3 coats of clear over it and sell it as a survivor with 'patina'.   True story.

[JB400]

Unless someone really really wants a 70 Charger, I think it's best to consider this one gone.  Let's all take a moment of silence