looking for 1970 TA top banana w black top

[1970TATopbanana]

sold in 2001 to cars2nv (think sold
twice after that, last known owner
was killed in home invasion)

was much loved
would like to buy it back
if possible


top banana yellow
black interior
4spd
black vinyl top
all numbers matching
jh23jib304252 vin


if you have any information
please text me at 813-777-7482

[XXXGoldL34M20]

Good Luck in finding this T/A. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

If by chance you are interested in a 1970 Challenger R/T S.E. 440 Four Speed with Dana Posi and the same color combination as your former T/A with Top Banana Yellow/Black Top and Black interior, I will have this car for sale in the spring.
See Link

http://1970challengerrtse440ucode.shutterfly.com/

[PeteLeathersac]

Unless a typing mistake, the VIN you're searching appears to have the incorrect year digit.
If indeed a '70 and a 340 6-Pack car, is this VIN below perhaps correct?
Best of luck finding it!

JH23J0B304252

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~ Pete

[1970TATopbanana]

vin is indeed
JH23J0B304252

prev post had typing error

thank you for catching this


hoping we can find it!
should of never let it go

[A12pilot]

I'd suggest contacting Barry Washington at http://www.challengertaregistry.com

He may be able to help you. There is a T/A here in Houston that matches that description, let me make a few calls.... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

[1970TATopbanana]

Had reached out to B Washington previously. He was able to supply general history post 2001 sale. thank you for suggestion and checking on car in Houston!

[1970TATopbanana]

Any luck w t/a in Houston

Thinking now is
If can't find original car, find identical
1970 challenger TA
Top banana yellow
Black interior
4spd
Black vinyl top
All numbers matching

[PeteLeathersac]

Great on the VIN clarification but here's one more thing to keep in mind when searching.
I tried Googling the Vin online as correct also substituting the letter 'ohh' for the zeros in one of each also both Vin positions of the two that have zeros.
What I found was your 'Lost Car Registry' post seeking the car where you had used one letter 'ohh' and one zero.
Using both letter and # possibilities is definitely best when searching but only if doing it on purpose being Google or other search engines will only look for exactly what you key in specifically.
Best is post using all possibles as below being who knows what anyone keying in a Vin may use themselves and you need them to land on your page regardless.

Again best of luck!
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~ Pete

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JH23J<span style="text-decoration: underline">0</span>B3<span style="text-decoration: underline">0</span>4252 - Correct Vin w/ underlined digits both being Zeros

JH23J<span style="text-decoration: underline">O</span>B304252 - Incorrect Vin w/ underlined digit only as letter 'Ohh' instead of the 1'st Zero

JH23J0B3<span style="text-decoration: underline">O</span>4252 - Incorrect Vin w/ underlined digit only as letter 'Ohh' instead of the 2'nd Zero

JH23J<span style="text-decoration: underline">O</span>B3<span style="text-decoration: underline">O</span>4252 - Incorrect Vin w/ underlined digits as letter 'Ohh' instead of both zeros

[1970TATopbanana]

Thank you for suggestion on vin! Plan to modify lost car listing to reflect.

[69v2Daytona]

Hello All,
New to the forum. I have a Top Banana 4speed T/A. Recently when I brought my car to set up for the classic car section of the Houston Auto Show, there was a unique car that pulled into the display line right before me, another 70 Top Banana T/A 4speed car with a black vinyl roof. It was a Rallye dash car with both left and right side view mirrors. I do believe it was out if the Northwest, maybe the Oregon area. It was recently bought and brought to the Houston area.
I will try to load a picture when I get home.

Troy