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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: BIG DUB on September 14, 2017, 11:45:05 PM
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Looking to pull the trigger on a 68' Satellite, has surface rust on undercarriage and a little on bottom each of the rear quarters. It has a 318 in it already and Seller is including a 440hp motor and trans and asking for 13.5k. I can value the car from NADA but does anyone know how much a 440hp engine and 727 trans should go for? I googled myself to death and checked a few ebay listings for bare blocks so values vary. Engine pic he sent looks like a pile of shit but the bare blocks on ebay are around 2k :o
The car looks kinda like this but slightly better.
(https://photos.ebizautos.com/used-1968-plymouth-sport_satellite-2drhardtop-6046-1419703-1-640.jpg)
I want to make this..
(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/JeGwEmfyBLw/maxresdefault.jpg)
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seems 2k or 3k high to me. Im no expert but sounds like it needs a lot. I like what you want to do with it though
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My 2 cents...a lot of money for a car that doesn't even have the swap or body done and was never a big block car to begin with. Not all 440s are HPs...a lot of them get passed off as such.
Take a deep breath and shop around. Somebody will have a car that is done/mostly done for a lot less than you are going to have in that. You're looking at 30k probably to get there the right way.
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Yes mopar or no car lol ;D
(http://i66.tinypic.com/ae1rph.jpg)
(http://i68.tinypic.com/2nqcwnk.jpg)
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I love the old Mopar stuff. My uncle had the same car in the early 70's and some other great ones. He was a real motor head.
$13.5K is too much. Most people are hurting for cash right now. Offer him $10K and see what happens. When I talk someone down in price, I've taken physical cash and literally waved it in their face... it works at least 80% of the time.
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I love the old Mopar stuff. My uncle had the same car in the early 70's and some other great ones. He was a real motor head.
$13.5K is too much. Most people are hurting for cash right now. Offer him $10K and see what happens. When I talk someone down in price, I've taken physical cash and literally waved it in their face... it works at least 80% of the time.
I would even take it a step farther, be aggressive and offer him eight. After some back-and-forth, he might end up settling at 10.