This reminds me of a customers car in the mid 70's ,also a vinyl topped 340T/A six pack,,four Speed .It was darker green Metallic. . His brother had a Jensen interceptor which had a 440Magnum with a 6Bbl set up. The 340 car ,last time I saw it in the 80's was a sad mess without a straight panel anywhere. If only we had the foresight back then to park it away like Danny did .
The whole scene reminded me of the movie "Deliverance". I was waiting for the banjos to fire up LOL ! I'm glad that T/A isn't gonna sit under that damn carport any more and I hope they didn't tell ya you had a pretty mouth ? Thanks for taking us along and the car is in great hands now !
It is sad to see this pattern over and over. Take it apart and put it outside for decades. I’m glad someone is getting some use out of it now. I would love to see what’s next for it.
Good day Ryan, Absolutely fantastic that a genuine T/A Challenger was reborn again & you were there. Thank you for sharing. Love to come to MCCAN but Australia is abit far away, come over & have a beer with you. Do you need a Aussie Mopar Barn find got a few down here I would love to send over. Cheers Louis Kats your number 1 Fan in Melbourne, Australia.🇦🇺 🇺🇸 😊 👍
I just resubscribe because for some reason there is a glitch in UA-cam and it takes away subscriptions after a while. I was wondering what happened to you. Glad to find it's only the glitch so I'll have to go back and catch up on what I missed. Fantastic find! Love that sublime green 💚
I'm glad it was saved, but I question of how it was, as I see it, semi-restored. It wasn't totally stripped or dipped. You know there is rust inside of hidden places. As the person said about the dutchman panel compared to the trunk lid, "really good paint match"! How can it match, the dirt is still on the trunk. Oh well! He doesn't need to worry, it's been sold.
I don't get it either. Valuable car with a straight up hillbilly body work. Media blast the entire thing, put it on a jig and begin. Its the Internet where non car mechanics can comment on things they know nothing about. Yee Haa
Nope, the 1970 TA used a special offset rocker head and block , 1 year only and was based on a 360 head even though the 360 was not yet released, they are not interchangeable with any other small block head including the X head.
If you come across any of them in bad shape I might be interested. I need a few parts for mine and don’t really want to use anything that’s not LRE stuff. thanks
En la publicación donde encontré este video, mencionaba que el Challenger estaba en estado deplorable, jajaja se ve mucho mejor estéticamente hasta que mi Dart del 71 jajaja
@@lovedadonald.100%these cars were getting hard to find in the 80s for Christ sakes.In Canada here they rotted fast,but they were always popular as hell.
As an Australian, i cant believe the amount of muscle cars you guys keep finding. Rock on.
I was a mail carrier for the USPS for 5yrs I can assure you...Their still out there 🚗
@@burnsred2172 Awesome!!. I love watching these treasures being unearthed.
Nothing like a long drive looking for rare mopars sitting the thrill of when you find one.
The rear spoiler blackout treatment on the tops of the quarters and trunk are the details that make an original car so very cool.
From rescue to finished - great to see this one saved!
Oh wow, I would love to have that!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This reminds me of a customers car in the mid 70's ,also a vinyl topped 340T/A six pack,,four Speed .It was darker green Metallic. . His brother had a Jensen interceptor which had a 440Magnum with a 6Bbl set up. The 340 car ,last time I saw it in the 80's was a sad mess without a straight panel anywhere. If only we had the foresight back then to park it away like Danny did .
Ugh! Well hopefully it survived!
The whole scene reminded me of the movie "Deliverance". I was waiting for the banjos to fire up LOL ! I'm glad that T/A isn't gonna sit under that damn carport any more and I hope they didn't tell ya you had a pretty mouth ? Thanks for taking us along and the car is in great hands now !
It is sad to see this pattern over and over. Take it apart and put it outside for decades. I’m glad someone is getting some use out of it now. I would love to see what’s next for it.
I think it used to be inside, but the previous owner knew we were picking it up, so he moved it outside for easier loading.
Thank you....
You're welcome!
Good day Ryan,
Absolutely fantastic that a genuine T/A Challenger was reborn again & you were there.
Thank you for sharing.
Love to come to MCCAN but Australia is abit far away, come over & have a beer with you.
Do you need a Aussie Mopar Barn find got a few down here I would love to send over.
Cheers
Louis Kats your number 1 Fan in Melbourne, Australia.🇦🇺 🇺🇸 😊 👍
Thank you! When I get down there I'll keep you posted!
👍
Omg it looks amazing!! Absolutely stunning work
Insane to find this so intact awesome.
Really such an beautiful car
Another great vid /awesome rescue !
Glad you enjoyed it
I love to see a 340 giving a big block fits.
Wow 👌, that's insane
What a great find lil rusty but not bad at all, Sweet !!!
I want to see this car when it is going through its restoration.
I just resubscribe because for some reason there is a glitch in UA-cam and it takes away subscriptions after a while. I was wondering what happened to you. Glad to find it's only the glitch so I'll have to go back and catch up on what I missed. Fantastic find! Love that sublime green 💚
Very odd, well welcome back!
How is it that all the mopars you find are already sold
Not all
I'm glad it was saved, but I question of how it was, as I see it, semi-restored. It wasn't totally stripped or dipped. You know there is rust inside of hidden places. As the person said about the dutchman panel compared to the trunk lid, "really good paint match"! How can it match, the dirt is still on the trunk. Oh well! He doesn't need to worry, it's been sold.
I don't get it either. Valuable car with a straight up hillbilly body work. Media blast the entire thing, put it on a jig and begin. Its the Internet where non car mechanics can comment on things they know nothing about. Yee Haa
I always liked the challenger better than the cuda, maybe its because I got stuck with this AAR Cuda.
Can't wait for your MCCANN Video,
You and me both!
340 six pax very cool car
I start my junkers and try to drive them every week. Never let a car sit like that.
Wheres the steel crank for it
I sure hope this rare ride gets a ...correct... restoration from it's next owner.
Nice
It was actually in pretty good condition compared to some others we see
Good conditions to start with
It looked like it, but you can see in the video it needed a lot on the back end
ONE IN CANADA JUST SOLD FOR 210,000.00 AT AUCTION
Is that Canada price?
One yr only T/A. 👍
Where are the X heads for it?
Nope, the 1970 TA used a special offset rocker head and block , 1 year only and was based on a 360 head even though the 360 was not yet released, they are not interchangeable with any other small block head including the X head.
Do you know what they are doing with the lil red express
It was just thrown back together and sold a year ago.
If you come across any of them in bad shape I might be interested. I need a few parts for mine and don’t really want to use anything that’s not LRE stuff. thanks
Mega Parts in Coon Valley, Wisconsin is selling a few rough LREs
I'd say it took $30k to change owners.
Somebody could have been driving at car all these years
Oh that's another story
I would like to find a 72 to 74 charger doesn't have to be in great shape
Is It For Sale
I think he said it sold after he fixed the sheet metal..
When that car is done no problem getting over A hundred Grand
No maybe 40;000
Wheres the original 727 for it
No idea
En la publicación donde encontré este video, mencionaba que el Challenger estaba en estado deplorable, jajaja se ve mucho mejor estéticamente hasta que mi Dart del 71 jajaja
Nice, but will it start?
Oh wait………
Nothing to find here in the UK, only stuff no-one wants!😢😢😢
wouldve continued to sit outside and rot if dodge/stellantis had never brought back the challenger/charger
I doubt that.
@@lovedadonald.100%these cars were getting hard to find in the 80s for Christ sakes.In Canada here they rotted fast,but they were always popular as hell.
@@johnmacdonald5483 Absolutely John, these cars have been highly sought after since day one and I wouldn't have a new one as a joke lol !
To bad it wasn't a 4speed
Hey Ryan, my sublime T/A is 4 numbers later than this car! 285511
Oh crazy! Drop Billy Harmon a line, he sold the car. Maybe he can connect you two.
Where do I find him? Did they get it running? It would be cool to see the final product.
Or Dan Peacock. Both on Facebook