1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Link for Pics:


http://www.executivesuitecalgary.com/my_car_for_sale


Location: Central Alberta Red Deer, Alberta Canada


$18,000 of Best Offer by August 15, 2008


Email: bellabeeze@yahoo.ca

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Have changed my price to:


Best offer over $10,000

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

My work computer won't let me on that site can you post more details on the car?

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Hi, I am having probs posting a reply or pics on this website.

If you wish PICS and can not look at my website with link already posted or
also wanted more detailed pictures please send me your email address or post it here and I will send you
detailed interior & exterior as well as fender tag, door tag.

Also I have some pics of the car posted on Dodge Challenger Message Board under Category
Vin/ Production Numbers / Broadcast Sheets

Thanks
Bella Beeze

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

pictures I got them posted!! woohoo [sm=groupwave.gif];)

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

here is another one but at this rate It will take me a while . Please be patient

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

just think this pic is - COOL!

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Sorry it did not upload

Here is the COOL Pic

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

The interior is very COOL too!
I have been advised it is RARE and all original.

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

the rear interior is even COOLER. All the interior is in very good to excellent
condition except for the driver's front seat, which I will post when I am allowed
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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

The COOLER interior rear seat,

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Here is the driver's seat needs to be fixed - but all pieces are there.

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Here is the front seat finally!

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

damage to rear passenger 1/4.

By the way I have all the 4 hubcaps deep dish.

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

odometer reading:

52804 original miles

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

under the hood

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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

this is it for posting pics here

If you are interested and want more pics email me and let me know your address
and i will email more pics to you.

Thanks for looking

Bella Beeze




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RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

If anyone is interested the car is back from the mechanics.
The car is driving well with new brakes and tires. [sm=smiley20.gif][sm=gears.gif]


Best offer over $10,000

Email: bellabeeze@yahoo.ca

Thanks, [sm=yeahsmile.gif][sm=thanx.gif]

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

The way everyone wants to mod out their cars, funny that thing isn't gone yet.

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Hi,

Thanks for your input. I am surprised myself that someone out there does not want a piece of Mopar History.
Considering it is all original and in preserved condition, I thought someone out there would and could see and realize what an
easy project this car is, as a survivor car and it being a great show piece.

As well, being a 6 cylinder it is economical on fuel/gas, you could drive this car daily as another option. I would think a Mopar Enthusiast
would love to have a Mopar that they could drive daily. I have invested several thousands of dollars into the car as well
- new brakes and tires, gas tank cleaned out twice, checked out etc.- and the car drives well. It was never abused in its lifetime as this was
a 1 Family Owner Car.

I was hoping someone on one of these forums would be interested in saving a little piece of Mopar History, for the betterment and preservation
of Mopar History. I thought this car was worth saving, given its uniqueness and original preserved state, but I guess I have misunderstood things.
Especially given the economic times we are currently living - priorities change ideals - this is understandable.
But in Alberta, Canada it is still booming economically here.

I would hate to see this car be torn apart and a big block dropped into it, as many want to buy it cheap and tear it up and apart. I could and would
not sell it to a person, knowing that someone will do this.

So, I have decided that if it does not sell by mid September, as I have listed for sale on various forums, kijiji, car pages, and old ride.com I will send it to AUCTION in the
month of SEPTEMBER. There are a few auctions here within Alberta Canada in the month of September and know that is always a good way of
selling it. This way I do not know what the new owner will do to it and only hope it is preserved. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.

Thanks again to all of you for your interest, help, assistance, input & info. It was all appreciated.

Sincerely,
Bella Beeze
Felicity

RE: 1971 Dodge Challenger - Survivor Car - Original owner
 

Hey Guys,
Just found out that my car is one (1) of 443 produced in 1971 as per GALEN'S WHITE BOOK, given that it is a 1971 Deputy with a 225. So how much do you think my car is worth now? Would a COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION provide me with the means to get a better price? Would be interested in your thoughts and input.


By the way, Antoon (Thedeputy) from the Netherlands advised me of this information. His comment on the Dodge Challenger Message Board is as follows:

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Even fewer produced than 1672. It's a 71 deputy challenger. Only 443 produced with a 225 automatic. According to galens white book.
Antoon


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Also the link to the thread is as follows: http://challenger.mpoli.fi/forum/vie...?p=43056#43056