70 Cuda Price Help!

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Would anyone know what a 70 Cuda hardtop, 440 Mag. 4spd. Dana 60. with custom ordered supertrack package suspension one of 334 made be worth?
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That would depend on condition, originallity, matching numbers, etc.. A mint matching numbers survivor can be up in the six figures, so can a rotissorie restored matching number car.
 
Fuhgedabowdit! I agree with ValiantMike, you`d probably have to mortgage your house, unless it`s owned by a little old lady that only used it for church and groceries.
 
hmm,
i would trade my 1981 Imperial for it.

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ValiantMike said:
That would depend on condition, originallity, matching numbers, etc.. A mint matching numbers survivor can be up in the six figures, so can a rotissorie restored matching number car.
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Yes all # are matching. Being completely ground up restored. the engine, transmission and everything else is still original are running fine. also has both 52 digit and the other original plates which mention the options at the time.
Came with original factory gator grain top which unfortunately does not exist anymore and cannot be replaced since noone manufactures it anymore.
What would you think the figure be like?
Thanx.
 
If it's being completely restored to concours condition, it'll easily go into the six figures (several at Barrett Jackson did last year). Unfortunately, it may also cost six figures to do the restoration. At the moment, the prices on these cars are climbing at an alarming pace, so as long as you buy it for what comparable cars are going for now (check Ebay, Barrett Jackson, etc), you should have a solid investment at least until the market starts to cool off- whenever that may be.....lol.

Bob
 
If all is as you say, it sounds as if you have a potentially valuable car. Are you doing the ground-up restoration or having it done? You could send your numbers to Galen Govier to see just how rare a combination and value you truly have. Aren't you looking for another 440engine? Is it for this car?
Hey, Caveman, thats a nice looking Imperial you have there. I'll bet thats pretty rare also.
 
I dont think it would get 6 figures but I would say $50,000 wouldnt be hard to get for it.
 
numbers matching, ready to restore w/ most origional parts maybe a #4 30000.00. ready to show65 to 80000.00
 
BobK said:
If it's being completely restored to concours condition, it'll easily go into the six figures (several at Barrett Jackson did last year). Unfortunately, it may also cost six figures to do the restoration. At the moment, the prices on these cars are climbing at an alarming pace, so as long as you buy it for what comparable cars are going for now (check Ebay, Barrett Jackson, etc), you should have a solid investment at least until the market starts to cool off- whenever that may be.....lol.

Bob
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Thanx for the info Bob.
 
AdamR said:
I dont think it would get 6 figures but I would say $50,000 wouldnt be hard to get for it.
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Ok. Adam. Thanx.
 
GO DART said:
numbers matching, ready to restore w/ most origional parts maybe a #4 30000.00. ready to show65 to 80000.00
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Thanx Go Dart!
 
ValiantMike said:
If all is as you say, it sounds as if you have a potentially valuable car. Are you doing the ground-up restoration or having it done? You could send your numbers to Galen Govier to see just how rare a combination and value you truly have. Aren't you looking for another 440engine? Is it for this car?
Hey, Caveman, thats a nice looking Imperial you have there. I'll bet thats pretty rare also.
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Thanx ValiantMike!Yes I was thinking If I get the car I would run it with a different engine and store away the original set up.
 
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Ok guys here are some pic.of the car. Just got it back from complete ground rest.
17 coats of paint and 10 coats of clear plus another 10 once all complete.
Let me know what you think. Thanx. :)

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looks awesome and wow thats alot of coats, arnt the fender 'vents' suppost to be farther back:???: i probably wrong but anyways looks awesome
 
i'd like to see some finished pictures.

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it's been 11 months.
 
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