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Just buying a VIN. A fender tag would be a plus. It will get rebodied.
 
Wow. That 'cuda ... Crazy money. And you could still never make it matching numbers which is where the real money is, right?

A correctly restored 66 Dart HP car usually fetches around $20,000. You'd easily have that much in it or more unles you started with a extremely nice car. But then why restore it at that point. They are only original once.
Yes? I hear you guys are all rolling in money. AND I'm a really sweet guy.

But it's actually way too nice for me. I want a hot rod, not a show car.
Start building a hot rod with a solid base. Pull the 273 and set it in the corner and build a 408 and go have some fun.
 

A correctly restored 66 Dart HP car usually fetches around $20,000. You'd easily have that much in it or more unles you started with a extremely nice car. But then why restore it at that point. They are only original once.

Start building a hot rod with a solid base. Pull the 273 and set it in the corner and build a 408 and go have some fun.
I'm sure that would be a much better base to start off with than the one I have, but I wouldn't feel as free to do whatever I want to the car. I mean, even changing the color would be a hurdle.

A really weathered California/Arizona/Texas/(whatever other state that doesn't have rust) car would be the best IMO. Minimal rust repair work needed and complete.
 
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