1970 Dodge Dodge Charger Charger

• The photos show a stripped, rusted shell, not a complete car — judge only what is visible here.
• Paint is gone to patchy brown primer and bare rust across the hood, roof, trunk and quarters — budget for a full body and paint restoration.
• Heavy rust is visible in the roof structure, trunk area, rear panel and around the window openings, with panels holed in places — budget for extensive metalwork.
• The engine bay is completely empty and rusted, with no engine at all — budget for a full drivetrain.
• The interior is completely stripped and rusted, with no seats, dash or trim fitted and loose panels and trim pieces piled inside — budget for a complete interior, assuming the loose pieces are even all there.
• Glass is missing at the rear and the windshield area is bare — budget for glass.
• Modern alloy wheels are fitted at the front in some views and mismatched wheels at the rear — they do not change the shell's condition.
• No usable underside view in the set, but the visible structural rust means the floors and rails must be inspected in person before the shell can be valued at all.

Money: at $21,700 the photos show a rusted, engineless shell needing body, paint, drivetrain, glass and interior — that is strong money for a shell, and its value is only what an in-person inspection of the remaining metal says it is.