Southbranch
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Looks to be in good condition, claims under 20k miles. I don't post much so I don't know how to do the link but on Rochester NY CL.
Not mine 1977 Daytona Charger
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1977 dodge charger with less than 20000 original miles. big block 400 4bbl. almost all original . things replaced/ updated: new tires, custom bent dual exhaust with h pipe, demon 4bbl card, steering wheel, electronic ignition .I have 4 of original firestone 500 tires and rims it came with originally, and hubcaps. Never seen a winter , but paint and stripes are faded. solid car. will pass NY state inspection. 7500.00 b/o
1977 dodge charger with less than 20000 original miles. big block 400 4bbl. almost all original . things replaced/ updated: new tires, custom bent dual exhaust with h pipe, demon 4bbl card, steering wheel, electronic ignition .I have 4 of original firestone 500 tires and rims it came with originally, and hubcaps. Never seen a winter , but paint and stripes are faded. solid car. will pass NY state inspection. 7500.00 b/o
Thank you for the heads up on this car.
Also, I added it to another FBBO thread:
Post in thread 'The Under 10K for sale thread' The Under 10K for sale thread
Runcharger
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Great deal for someone. neat package, 15X6.5 rallyes, big block.
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Not my cup of tea, but I'm sure that it would be a good cruiser. What I don't understand is why people can't vacuum the carpet before they take advertisement pictures.
Detective D
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I would love that but I have too many things going on, plus can't just hop over and look at it from WI
Reminds me of the Father in Law's Magnum, bought new, drove for 2-3 years and found out Chrysler was going into K cars and no more big blocks so stored for the next 35-40 years.
I see the red stripes are a bit too gone, but most of late 70's paint can be brought back like new with some cut/polish so long as it hasn't wind burned off or gotten to the point it cracked up. Faded paint fixes easy from that era, just not damaged paint.
Reminds me of the Father in Law's Magnum, bought new, drove for 2-3 years and found out Chrysler was going into K cars and no more big blocks so stored for the next 35-40 years.
I see the red stripes are a bit too gone, but most of late 70's paint can be brought back like new with some cut/polish so long as it hasn't wind burned off or gotten to the point it cracked up. Faded paint fixes easy from that era, just not damaged paint.
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