charger

[BIGBLOCKTONY]

70
im considering selling:angryfire:
talk me out of it please

 

[FridayGt]

Well, why are you considering selling it? Just not having the fun and that "feeling" with it anymore? Need thee cash? Need the space? If you just need the space, I'd call you insane. If you'd lost that feeling with it, I'd beg you to send it here to me to enjoy the way it should be. If you needed that cash for something else, well priorities are priorities and only you can make the right decision for your life.

Either way, I wish you the best. Hope it all works out for you and the car in the end.

 

[BIGBLOCKTONY]

ive had it for 22 years
i built this car, it has 8 miles on it since complete resto
i finished it in 07
i dont know
sick of looking at it sit and not having the time to enjoy
i think all the fun was dumping tons of cash in it and scrounging for parts...
but its not a hardship sale just kind of on the fence (the market sucks so i should hold onto it a little longer) we,ll see , i know ill never get what i got into it .
i was thinking on trading for a srt 8 challey or maybe a mid 60s hemi project,

 

[pabster]

Gotta tell you, from someone who has a Charger that's way lower on the totem pole than your incredible machine- I can't count how many posts I've read where people kick themselves for years over selling a car. If you don't have to sell it, keep it. As the world of vehicles gets more and more soulless and dull, our cars not only increase in value, they increase in uniqueness and dare I say... artistic significance?

If you must sell it, keep it in the family- as in whoever you know will appreciate the work you put into it and the affinity you have for such an incredible Charger. And hell, if you don't need the money, then drive it whenever you can! Granted, I'm in CA where I can drive mine all year. CT, not so much.

Wish you the best of luck and once again, that is an insane car.

 

[Propwash]

Gotta tell you, from someone who has a Charger that's way lower on the totem pole than your incredible machine- I can't count how many posts I've read where people kick themselves for years over selling a car. If you don't have to sell it, keep it. As the world of vehicles gets more and more soulless and dull, our cars not only increase in value, they increase in uniqueness and dare I say... artistic significance?

If you must sell it, keep it in the family- as in whoever you know will appreciate the work you put into it and the affinity you have for such an incredible Charger. And hell, if you don't need the money, then drive it whenever you can! Granted, I'm in CA where I can drive mine all year. CT, not so much.

Wish you the best of luck and once again, that is an insane car.

I agree.........and do you want to be that fella that walks around all glum saying "I use to have a '69 Charger, man I miss that car...wish I could have it back"

 

[BIGBLOCKTONY]

thanks guys, im going to hold on to the charger for awhile

 

[dave5237]

Keep it. My wife talked me out of selling mine last year and mine has not seen the road in 10 years. Now that it will be on the road this summer. I am glad I kept it.

 

[BIGBLOCKTONY]

ya i think im gonna keep it, but im looking for a 65 coronet hemi/big block/street car
1/2 done project or something,,, so if anybody close to ct has 1 let me know,

 

[iraqivet01]

Get rid of it. you'll be so much happier with an SRT8 challenger.

Just make sure you sell it to me....lol

 

[BIGBLOCKTONY]

Coupl more pics

couple more pics of the great pumpkin