71 Dodge Dart Swinger Survivor the Real Deal
Look, 43 posts and all but two or three are about YOUR car which you posted in the "Cars for sale" section. But yet, it takes until page THREE for you to come out and say you want 10k for the car. Well, this is a site devoted to Darts and other A body cars. Most of us have been around these things for a long time and have lots of experience with them buying, selling, fixing, etc. If I remember correctly, you said yourself you weren't a Mopar guy before this car, so...
You obviously don't think anyone here has a real world grasp on what this car is worth, nor do you want to seriously put the car up for sale. I suggested you start another post on your car if you really wanted to sell it since this one is out of hand and not helping you at all. Heck, I for one was slightly interested in your car, but your attitude has turned me off. By the way, it's not even an economy muscle car as you put it, there is nothing "muscle" about it. An old school teacher car is what you have there, nothing wrong with that, but it is what it is. Fix the items that aren't original and enjoy it.
The green 71 on the right was an original car. Other than the fender extension that was borrowed, it was even more original than the one you have, right down to the correct spare tire and other items under the hood plus had a spotless interior. I had all the original sales documents for the car as well. I sold it not too long ago for $500.
Look, 43 posts and all but two or three are about YOUR car which you posted in the "Cars for sale" section. But yet, it takes until page THREE for you to come out and say you want 10k for the car. Well, this is a site devoted to Darts and other A body cars. Most of us have been around these things for a long time and have lots of experience with them buying, selling, fixing, etc. If I remember correctly, you said yourself you weren't a Mopar guy before this car, so...
You obviously don't think anyone here has a real world grasp on what this car is worth, nor do you want to seriously put the car up for sale. I suggested you start another post on your car if you really wanted to sell it since this one is out of hand and not helping you at all. Heck, I for one was slightly interested in your car, but your attitude has turned me off. By the way, it's not even an economy muscle car as you put it, there is nothing "muscle" about it. An old school teacher car is what you have there, nothing wrong with that, but it is what it is. Fix the items that aren't original and enjoy it.
The green 71 on the right was an original car. Other than the fender extension that was borrowed, it was even more original than the one you have, right down to the correct spare tire and other items under the hood plus had a spotless interior. I had all the original sales documents for the car as well. I sold it not too long ago for $500.
