Bad omen for the value of 69 M-Code Cudas

Did that car have numbers:

Motor?

Original Fender Tag? No issues/doubts?

Buildsheet?

How many panels needed replacing for the resto?

Fact of the matter, it's a 440 4bbl automatic car. A comparable docs pre resto condition 70 Challenger 440 4bbl auto is $50-$60K car. With a lot bigger buying audience.

Also I think timing is an issue. M-code A-bodies are a niche market, more savvy than average. A smaller group of buyers. That cars' pre resto condition was fresh in the mind of a lot of potential buyers.

Sometimes a little time allows the current condition to stand on its own. This red M-code might change few hands, a couple years will go by, it's history will be forgotten some, and bs embellishments added by used car sellers. It'll be advertised for $69-75K and actually sold for $58K-$60K


according to the ebay ad, the noted M car was "numbers matching" with the original drive train. the add also listed a lot of new and NOS parts. you are correct about the 69 M-Code market being a limited market. i think the bottom line here is if you are buying "mopars" to "flip" for a profit, the B and E body cars are still where the money is.