Unrestored '71 Hemi Challenger

[scuncio]

I've never been much of a Mopar guy, but this would convert me.

Link to 1971 Hemi Challenger (http://ebay.to/2F8almu)

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/MSMAAOSwMfhaZiEH/s-l1600.jpg

[L_e_e]

If Darth Vader owned a muscle car, THIS is what it would be......

[RST]

Very awesome ............. aggressive price!

[big gear head]

Was that car at MCACN 2017?

[luzl78]

Was that car at MCACN 2017?
Didn’t meet reserve at Barrett Jackson Scottsdale last week

[mockingbird812]

That is a sinister looking ride. Love it!

[combinefixer]

Was that car at MCACN 2017?

I was wondering the same thing. Originally bought/still owned by a Detroit police officer is the story I remember seeing (?)

[combinefixer]

I was wrong. The MCACN Black Chally was a 70.

http://www.hotrod.com/articles/mcacn-2017-1970-hemi-challenger/

[Crush]

I was wrong. The MCACN Black Chally was a 70.

http://www.hotrod.com/articles/mcacn-2017-1970-hemi-challenger/

Great story

[big gear head]

OK, this is the one I was thinking of, on the other side of the Cuda.

[Bill Pritchard]

Didn’t meet reserve at Barrett Jackson Scottsdale last week

Yep, IIRC it wasn't even remotely close to that BIN price.

[Tracker1]

This is a pretty well-known car in Mopar circles. It lives its life as an auction queen in Arizona these days, it's so striking that it makes great auction bait for photographs in programs and such. Sotheby's, Mecum, Barrett-Jackson and others have her go across their blocks regularly.

A woman named Susan Willey bought it in 1979 and raced & maintained the car herself for several years. She attended several Mopar Nationals with it where it was photographed over the years by various attendees.