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Take the before pictures of the cars condition when you started having work done to it,and compare them to other Chargers in the same condition. If you started the restoration 8 or so years ago,the cars were worth less when you started the project than they are now. My personal guess would be...

Would make a cool hauler.

not enough rounds for a good gunfight ..

There are plenty of them there now to make you a new one!

No plan to outright sell it, ever. However, I do have a sibling that doesn't want to participate in the restoration and money outlay and I need to come up with a fair figure for a "buyout." Local shop told me the car is worth $10k as it sits, but I am seeing cars without fenders selling for...

never thot of it that way ...never saw any marks or signs of it on the slingers/engines I have had apart . Interesting thot...

Cool car and cool that you are restoring inn memory of your Father. The Summit kits are nice kits to use. I have also installed several kits. One of my buddies restored his 67 GTX and even took a paint and body class. He did his own body work and paint job. It came our beautiful.

Boy I’ll beat you like red headed step child. Never understood what that meant.

My parents bought this triple green 70 Charger R/T SE brand new. I wish I had the car. As Don said keep that car in your family. The paint and top look great. It does look like he did some of the work in reverse order which will make it harder to do those repairs on an already painted car...

Welcome ! That's a great, beautiful car you got there ! Your questions really can't be answered by a post and some pics. But, more importantly, what is the car worth to you... and I don't mean money value. The time and effort you spend in the car may be more valuable than the money you pay to...

Yes.

Was mainly returning the favor if you could call it that. I don't take it personally but there are some that do...and many times it's the same ones that call out the others.

Washing the new Vette:

I’m glad you brought the car back to the state where it was sold new! What a story. I know exactly where that dealership is too, its only about 20ish minutes away from me and it is still a dealership to this day. Oh ok, you live in the Hartford area. Nice, that’s about a half hourish drive from...

don't think there is enough money for me to put up with that !

Cool story. My condolences to the loss of your Father. Looks like the hard parts is done, even if some of the wotk may be shady. Yes, it looks like it needs some more work. Just take your time and keep fixing things as you go. Just keep in mind that it is in memory of your Father.

A lot of us are seniors with physical limitations or have a spouse also with same, but we're a group of common enthusiast trying to be a community, we should all be a little less cranky :poke::carrot::lol:

Summit brand is what we have been using recently as well.

Nice looking project! Your Dad bought this brand new! DO NOT SELL IT, EVER!!!!

I've used a couple of hese kits. Reasonably priced. Everything fits, All the parts are included. They also have kits with a power brake booster and master cylinder. 1967 PLYMOUTH GTX Classic Performance 6374SWBK-S Classic Performance 1963-74 Mopar Disc Brake Kits | Summit Racing 1967 PLYMOUTH...