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johnmustang
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From: British Columbia , Canada
Registered: Nov 2001

posted 01-26-2006 07:30 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for johnmustang   Click Here to Email johnmustang     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Cathy just called me and a member of our mustang club has a 1972 Charger 400 for sale. This is what I was told about it as per what the member told Cathy.

1972 Dodger Charger 400
Factory gold paint
Factory sun roof
factory vinyl roof
White int
Auto trans
air
All stock and in very good condition.

They need to sell it because the husband had a stroke and they are getting rid of all his toys. They are offering it for $15,000.00 CDN or best offer and said that they would give it to us for $13,500.00 CDN. I was thinking this might be a good flip car or a toy to mess around with, I really do not know much about them but figured somebody here probably does. Looking forward to your comments

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JOHN
65 FASTBACK 2+2
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Fastback68
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From: Sucat, Paranaque, Philippines
Registered: Jul 99

posted 01-26-2006 07:36 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Fastback68   Click Here to Email Fastback68     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Well John, from a Philippine perspective, I would not get involved - and I've had offers of nice 71 and 72 Chargers in the past. They're not the real collectibles in the Charger lineup (that would be 68-70), but you'll have the same amount of trouble finding spares for them.
It's a shame 'cos they're a nice drive, but for many folks they look goofy.

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Fastymz
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From: Reno Nv USA M&M#1240
Registered: Apr 2001

posted 01-26-2006 08:13 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Fastymz   Click Here to Email Fastymz     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Fastback68:
Well John, from a Philippine perspective, I would not get involved - and I've had offers of nice 71 and 72 Chargers in the past. They're not the real collectibles in the Charger lineup (that would be 68-70), but you'll have the same amount of trouble finding spares for them.
It's a shame 'cos they're a nice drive, but for many folks they look goofy.

I agree with Simon. The 72 just doesn't have the draw a 70 does.

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68 Coop
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From: Mesquite, NV. 89027 M&M# 4256
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posted 01-27-2006 02:00 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for 68 Coop   Click Here to Email 68 Coop     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Can you afford, and do you have the room to store it??? If yes to both, buy it, you never know what might happen this next year.

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71RESTO
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posted 01-27-2006 09:59 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for 71RESTO   Click Here to Email 71RESTO     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
John, having been into Chargers for a few years (I owned a '70 RT/SE) I can "ditto" what the others have said---the 72 model is not highly desired, especially with the 400 in it.
The '68-'70 is the most prized, followed by the '66-'67 and then the '71. The '72 and later models got too long and luxurious and most collectors kind of steer clear.
Now if you were buying it to keep and drive then it's a maybe. But for a "flip", especially at the price he's asking, is not really a winning proposition.
Hope this helps

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Duane
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SteveLaRiviere
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posted 01-27-2006 07:42 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for SteveLaRiviere   Click Here to Email SteveLaRiviere     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
$13,500 is a lot of money for a $5000 car.

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johnmustang
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From: British Columbia , Canada
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posted 01-27-2006 08:36 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for johnmustang   Click Here to Email johnmustang     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
quote:
Originally posted by SteveLaRiviere:
$13,500 is a lot of money for a $5000 car.


After some internet checking and asking here I agree with you and everybody else, that is why I asked here. I have told them thanks but no thanks.

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JOHN
65 FASTBACK 2+2
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