jride1999
Active Member
paid 500 for it,no rust rebuilt motor an trany
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mcodecuda
Senior Member
I bought a non numbers matching 69 M code 440 Dart for $1800 and as I was hauling it away the owner asked me If I wanted a 68 Dart parts car without the title for free. I said sure and it turned out that it was a 68 383 GTS 4-speed car and the signed title was in the glove box. It must be that he got the car and never checked the glove box. A week later I sold the 68 GTS for $900 and a year after that I sold the M-code Dart for $2000 to a guy that had the original munbers maching motor. I also kept the non matching motor from the 440 Dart freshened it up and put it in my 'cuda 440.
Bickel Motors
Well-Known Member
two sets of max wedge heads complete
max wedge intake
dana 60
hemi 4 spd
lakewood scatter shield
mickey thompson aluminum hemi rods
a body big block fenderwell headers
out of a guys basement
all for $500
that will never happen again!
max wedge intake
dana 60
hemi 4 spd
lakewood scatter shield
mickey thompson aluminum hemi rods
a body big block fenderwell headers
out of a guys basement
all for $500
that will never happen again!
Casey Davis
Mopar Maniac
Good Deal (Car)
1970 Dodge Challenger
All original and straight.
Factory red in and out.
Slant six with a three-speed manual.
Found in North Richland Hills back yard - $525.00 in 2001.
Car stolen from Fort Worth body shop in 2002.
1970 Dodge Challenger
All original and straight.
Factory red in and out.
Slant six with a three-speed manual.
Found in North Richland Hills back yard - $525.00 in 2001.
Car stolen from Fort Worth body shop in 2002.
cudaspaz
Well-Known Member
I can't beat any of that so I won't even try.
toplscuda
Well-Known Member
The most recent deal I ran across was a rust free fender for my 68 Barracuda for some Sebring parts I had paid $23 for. My 68 I got for the price of pulling the engine and tranny out of it for the guy. Of course it needed a little work to be road worthy.
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
I scored a rebuilt 489 center section with new 4.56 gears and a clutch sure grip, also has a big yoke and pinion snubber, $300 shipped to my door, got it on ebay! :cheers:
BigStrok3
Mopar!
Nice avatar ^^
tobysoldblue
tobysoldblue
b body,abd c body 8.75s,2 of them for 50.00,set of valiant scamp rustfree,dent free doors for 50.00,torker 340 for 25.00,340 torsion bars,25.00,small block a body dynomax headers never installed,free.antique edelbrock dual plane sp2p318 intake,new never installed,with a new 600 vacuum secondary holley free,stuck it in the barn for later use.Almost forgot about 2 complete sets of 73 up a body disc brakes,minus 1 upper control arm that i need,for free.
mullinax95
Well-Known Member
DITTO!
Well this is streching it ......but I paid 2000.00 for my 1969 superbee when I bought it in 1983, its been garage kept and "stationary' for almost 30 years,(I do drive it annually when I travel home in July) it has quietly sat while I served my country for 24 years and its a 99% solid, every nut turns everything works 383 4 speed car! in retrospect I got one hell of a deal and will make the full resto in a couple years very painless!
Joe
You should be horse whipped! j/k
Super nice! I like that car!
yooper822
Joe Roberts
LOL, I replaced the hood last summer, the guy drove it 8 hours to my moms house because he didnt want it to be damaged.
Heres what it looked like before that!
And to be honest when I ripped the scoop off that hood it was the blister hood so the search continues......
moparclown
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I bought an original 71 Cuda grille and lower valance insert for $125
But the best deal of my life was buying my 69 Barracuda 15 years ago for $1000.
But the best deal of my life was buying my 69 Barracuda 15 years ago for $1000.
440superduster
Well-Known Member
1971 duster /6 $500
8 3/4 rear $5.00
everything else realy overpriced
8 3/4 rear $5.00
everything else realy overpriced
JR
Pissed off senior member.
Not a car part but I got it for free today and it works!
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About 8 yrs. ago I bought a Barracuda parts car and the seller asked if I was interested in a 3X2Bbl. carburetor set-up. I said I'd look at it and the seller said he'd bring it on Saturday when I picked up the car. I went back the following Saturday, and using my best "I really don't need this..." routine, managed to buy my 6Bbl. set-up for $250.
I'm talking air cleaner to manifold 6Bbl !!!!
And that's how I decided to run a 6Bbl. on my car.... :-D
I'm talking air cleaner to manifold 6Bbl !!!!
And that's how I decided to run a 6Bbl. on my car.... :-D
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BTW: NICE score on that drill press JR!
ramcharger
Dismember
Damn, that is quite the score. I've been looking for a made in USA drill press for quite some time and have had zero luck.
Not a car part but I got it for free today and it works!
ive gotten some sweet deals..
1964 barracuda 273 car (no motor) 4speed $300
1974 challenger 318 auto $725
1970 a-100 pickup 318 auto $50 (and i drove it home even though the owner said it was a non runner)
1969 dart 2dr hard top /6 non running (absolutely rust free) $150
a body 8 3/4 complete minus 3rd member $50
78 volare 225 3spd manual original owner 70000 miles ..free
i still have all of these
73 duster no engine or trans.. free (used the disc brakes and threw it away..damn)
1970 challenger 383 4 speed car, straight, rust free, manual steering and drum brakes, no sway bars, no console.. basically a stripped down hot rod, it was missing the original engine both bumpers and the seats... $500
i wish i had kept that one..
1964 barracuda 273 car (no motor) 4speed $300
1974 challenger 318 auto $725
1970 a-100 pickup 318 auto $50 (and i drove it home even though the owner said it was a non runner)
1969 dart 2dr hard top /6 non running (absolutely rust free) $150
a body 8 3/4 complete minus 3rd member $50
78 volare 225 3spd manual original owner 70000 miles ..free
i still have all of these
73 duster no engine or trans.. free (used the disc brakes and threw it away..damn)
1970 challenger 383 4 speed car, straight, rust free, manual steering and drum brakes, no sway bars, no console.. basically a stripped down hot rod, it was missing the original engine both bumpers and the seats... $500
i wish i had kept that one..
ramcharger
Dismember
Thank you for your service to keep my civilian *** safe! :-D In '83 this wasn't too awful uncommon, but still......Damn! Great deal! I saw a real '69 Shelby GT500 for $2500 and turned it down. Little did I know that just the steering wheel would be worth that now....
Well this is streching it ......but I paid 2000.00 for my 1969 superbee when I bought it in 1983, its been garage kept and "stationary' for almost 30 years,(I do drive it annually when I travel home in July) it has quietly sat while I served my country for 24 years and its a 99% solid, every nut turns everything works 383 4 speed car! in retrospect I got one hell of a deal and will make the full resto in a couple years very painless!
Joe
briankaplan
greenduster
No pictures. But a good story.
A friend told me about a guy who had a Mopar 4 speed shifter.
Got with the guy and found out it was a pistol grip out of a
70 B body with a console.
He wanted, Get this! $20.00 for it. I said cool, I'll take it.
No, i didn't keep it. I resold it at a Mopar swap meet down
in southern Wi. I no sooner got it out of the box to put it on
the table to sell. A guy comes up an offers me $450.00 for it.
I said I'll take it. Nice profit.
Also bought a 73 Cuda for parts for a 70 Cuda project I had
going. Told a buddy when I was picking it up. He and his brother
met me about half way home. He bought the hood off it right
away. That paid for the car. It also had a 71 Cuda grille in it.
Sold it in Mopar Collectors guide for a nice profit.
A friend told me about a guy who had a Mopar 4 speed shifter.
Got with the guy and found out it was a pistol grip out of a
70 B body with a console.
He wanted, Get this! $20.00 for it. I said cool, I'll take it.
No, i didn't keep it. I resold it at a Mopar swap meet down
in southern Wi. I no sooner got it out of the box to put it on
the table to sell. A guy comes up an offers me $450.00 for it.
I said I'll take it. Nice profit.
Also bought a 73 Cuda for parts for a 70 Cuda project I had
going. Told a buddy when I was picking it up. He and his brother
met me about half way home. He bought the hood off it right
away. That paid for the car. It also had a 71 Cuda grille in it.
Sold it in Mopar Collectors guide for a nice profit.
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
I bought a 1970 340 engine from a Chevy guy, it was complete minus the intake manifold. It had a forged crank, X heads, etc. Get this, $50! Granted the block was already bored .60 over, it was a sweet deal! He looked at it as junk in his barn, just wanted it gone.
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
I got these Crossrams from ebay, the seller only listed them as "Super Bee Intake". I emailed the seller and asked if he had a "buy it now" price in mind, he said they were his brothers and he would have to ask him. He got back to me and said he would take $250 for them, guess what, SOLD to me!! :toothy10: Other than some old dirt and oil still on them, they are in awesome shape!! :-D
71dartswinger
Well-Known Member
Set of Cragar SS wheels 4" bp mint cond with 225r70 Goodyear Wingfoot tires with only 5,000 miles on them for $200.00. 71 Dart Swinger with S6 and
39,896 miles for $2000.00 that i put cragars on.
39,896 miles for $2000.00 that i put cragars on.
DartSportGreg
The system has failed!
A-body 8 3/4 3.23 SG outta a /6 72 demon $50.00
74 charger SE 400 magnum 8 3/4 3.23 with the original finned exhaust tips and tuff wheel $500(guy couldn't get it started) it had one dent in the front fender and ran like a top after I connected the seatbelt interlock bypass wires under the dash back together(heh heh heh) and I also changed the plugs. cleaned it up and sold it for $2000.00 a month later.
A body chrome sport mirrors $15.00
76 A body bucket seats $30.00
There's been more I just can't remember them all.
74 charger SE 400 magnum 8 3/4 3.23 with the original finned exhaust tips and tuff wheel $500(guy couldn't get it started) it had one dent in the front fender and ran like a top after I connected the seatbelt interlock bypass wires under the dash back together(heh heh heh) and I also changed the plugs. cleaned it up and sold it for $2000.00 a month later.
A body chrome sport mirrors $15.00
76 A body bucket seats $30.00
There's been more I just can't remember them all.
'64 Cuda
Well-Known Member
(Some of this stuff was a LONG time ago,)
3.91 Sure Grip chunk (741 case) about $90, delivered IIRC.
Running, 1970 340, complete from carb to exhaust manifolds-$200
Complete SBP brakes, bought from a member here (Thanks again, Richard A!) for $75 plus shipping
In high school my brother & I found a fiberglass hood with a teardrop scoop for an early Mustang laying in a lot with a bunch of junked cars. Took it to the local speed shop, sold it for $25 & split the money.
A friend got a decent, non running '68 or '69 Formula S Notchback with a 4 speed for $50. He also got a nice '65 Barracuda that had been abandoned for free.
Hood, front bumper & both front fenders for a '65 Barracuda-$25 (These came from the above '65) The guy later sold me a driver's door for $25. He felt like he'd given me too good of a deal on the other parts. I agree.
Complete rebuilt 833 with aluminum case & tailshaft housing-$350 on Ebay (haven't run it yet but it looks good, time will tell).
Harley Davidson parts--2 rear calipers, rear sprocket, rear brake disc, & some other small parts, all brand new, $27 at a yard sale.
Complete NOS air conditioner for a VW Beetle, including R12, for $125
3.91 Sure Grip chunk (741 case) about $90, delivered IIRC.
Running, 1970 340, complete from carb to exhaust manifolds-$200
Complete SBP brakes, bought from a member here (Thanks again, Richard A!) for $75 plus shipping
In high school my brother & I found a fiberglass hood with a teardrop scoop for an early Mustang laying in a lot with a bunch of junked cars. Took it to the local speed shop, sold it for $25 & split the money.
A friend got a decent, non running '68 or '69 Formula S Notchback with a 4 speed for $50. He also got a nice '65 Barracuda that had been abandoned for free.
Hood, front bumper & both front fenders for a '65 Barracuda-$25 (These came from the above '65) The guy later sold me a driver's door for $25. He felt like he'd given me too good of a deal on the other parts. I agree.
Complete rebuilt 833 with aluminum case & tailshaft housing-$350 on Ebay (haven't run it yet but it looks good, time will tell).
Harley Davidson parts--2 rear calipers, rear sprocket, rear brake disc, & some other small parts, all brand new, $27 at a yard sale.
Complete NOS air conditioner for a VW Beetle, including R12, for $125
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