1971 Dodge Dodge Challenger
$50,000
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Details
| Year | 1971 |
|---|---|
| Model | Dodge Challenger |
| Series | Challenger |
| Mileage | 52,143 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Purple |
| Interior colour | Black |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Seller | turboencabulatr |
| Listed by | eBay |
| Location | Canyon Country, California |
About this car
1971 Dodge Challenger listed on eBay in Canyon Country, California. Listing shows 52,143 miles, Manual transmission, Purple exterior. Asking price $50,000 on eBay.
More about this car
Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1971; Mileage: 52143; Interior Color: Black; For Sale By: Private Seller; Body Type: Coupe; Number of Seats: 2; Transmission: Manual; Model: Challenger; Exterior Color: Purple; Car Type: Classic Cars; Make: Dodge; Vehicle Title: Clean. 1971 Challenger Hellcat Pro touring / restomod for sale as an unassembled vehicle. The engine bay was mostly shaved smooth. floor and trunk are still original as it has always been a California car.
What the photos show
- This is not an assembled car: every photo shows a bare, freshly painted purple shell on stands/dollies — the listing says 'unassembled', and the photos prove it.
- Purple paint on the shell, doors and panels looks fresh and glossy in the shop views — the paint work shown looks done to a high standard.
- Interior is an empty painted shell with a roll-cage-style structure visible — there is no trim, glass or seating to judge, a full interior budget is ahead.
- A supercharged Hellcat Hemi engine is photographed separately on a hoist, not installed — whether it and all needed parts are included and complete can't be judged from what's shown.
- One subframe image is captioned 'Reference only image' — it is a stock/reference photo, not this car's parts, and is not condition evidence.
- Floors and trunk inside the shell look painted and clean — the underside in full can't be judged from what's shown.
- Assembly labour to turn a painted shell plus a loose engine into a car is the dominant cost ahead — it dwarfs any cosmetic budget.
Money: at $50,000 you are buying a painted shell and, if included, a loose Hellcat engine — verify the full parts inventory in person, because completion/assembly money is still the biggest spend before this is a car.
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