Your title describes the price of this car well INSANE! I have had several Dusters since I was in high school. I drag raced one, daily drove a couple and had a couple of 340 4-speed Dusters. Tbh whoever paid $160k for a Duster is just dumb. Those cars are no worth that kind of money. It is not a well handling, braking or even comfortable car. They were never designed to be anything but cheap transportation and to spend that kind of money for a car that doe nothing well is pretty ridiculous. At least a wing car was designed for high speeds and its origin is from NASCAR. That history and engineering is worth the money but to pay $160k for a cheap economy car, just plain dumb. And this is from a diehard Mopar fan.
Thankyou for your insight. I've owned many American muscle cars and drove many of them when they a couple years years old. The current prices for these cars, especially the Mopars does not surprise me. The market is propelled by nostalgia and personal engagement. There will never be an era in automotive history that will match the expression in engineering combined with the high production numbers. Keep up the great work.
Can't say I'm shocked at the Duster price. 340 Duster's have been high priced for what they are for a long time. Especially the black hood with the 340 call out.
It's a nicely restored Duster which I saw in a Carlisle PA show. The bad thing is that it isn't a real V24 car, they added that option and also the driver's mirror was coded for a remote chrome and not the racing style it wears now. The rear leaf spring shackles are also on backwards, but I pick:)
I don't know about that. What are the "counterparts"? Nova maybe, but Mavericks aren't that hot in the market. Camaros and Mustangs would usually bring more money, but those are pony cars, not economy compacts which the Duster was classified as in their day.
@@clembob8004 I am a Mopar guy but like GM just as much. I own Fords too. Honestly, That going for that kind of money was a fluke. That’s not something that will happen anytime soon or again. Dusters can even be compared to Novas. Novas were far superior than Dusters. I have had both and there is no comparison. Nova is a much better quality car. They were available with a bunch of different engines. Novas handled better, had much better brakes and drive a lot better than any Duster. Novas are more comfortable. If you at both objectively and not as a fan of one or the other, All three generations of the Nova were much better cars than the Duster.
@@rocketresto Since the Duster was produced from 70-76, it would be the Nova and Maverick, and all the GM clones of the Nova. And I guess the AMC Hornet. None of these (with exceptions like the Yenko Nova like you mentioned) would be more valuable in the classic car market than the Duster I don't think. Just my opinion.
Hi Tom love your vlogs and have not made to your guys shop yet but was also wondering if you still here from Mike Volts haven’t seen hide or hair of him since he was here in Las Vegas back when they had Mopar at the Strip in the early 2000’s ? Just curious I use to hang out with him in my late teens early 20’s when I lived in Washington for 20 yrs . Every once in a while we use to go cruising when the cops were cool with us then and go swap meet shopping or go rummaging through junk yard when they had lots of crashed up Mopars Chevys and fords ! 😎👍🏻🇺🇸🦅
Factory 340-360 Dusters will continue to rise in value. Just about every family had a Duster (think Slant 6) in the 70's and 80's. In 74 alone Chrysler sold 280,000 Dusters. The hot colors with a 340-360 and a 4-speed are incredible cars. Right size, right weight, right comfort level, heavy duty suspension etc,
Either our money really isn't worth anything anymore or everything has gone crazy because it seems like yesterday when people were giving these cars away. Back in the 80's these cars were being sold for a couple hundred bucks😮
Back in the late ’80’s I had a twin to that F8 Hemi ‘Cuda but a V-code 4-speed Track Pad. Green interior, shaker. Not a spec of rust, not even a door ding. but Arizona car that was faded and needed paint. Man, what a hard car that was to to sell! Personally, I love a fresh F8 car. But not the masses...
Must have been a whole lot of nostalgia and sentimental value for the buyer and others, to bid the Duster up that high. My parents helped me pay for a brand new '74 Duster 360, when I was 19 and going into second year university. Was my daily driver for the first four years, until I graduated. Since then it has always been garaged and not winter driven. 80k miles on it and won a survivor trophy at the last Mopar show I entered. When asked if it is for sale, I say "No, but you can buy it at my estate sale after I pass on". LOL
Tip of the day instead of buying a pink challenger invest in pink Stanley cup less room to store same value better return of investment or less value but close in value collector plates
A rising tide raises all boats! Saying that 71’s get a huge premium that 72’s don’t get. High compression motor, orange engine (first part of the year), no raised side markers, but yes Murray is happy right now!
Question, I looked a rust free 66 Charger, rebuilt 318, auto on the floor, new exhaust, needs interior replaced because its old, the interior trim dull, all needs to be refurbished. I couldn't believe it was rust free. He is asking 16k. The Erl Shrib paint job was redone years ago was splotchy, Its a driver, its not beat up. glass was all good, needs glass rubber replaced. What do you think is a fair price?
Honesty is the best policy. When you see glitter and glam. It's probably a scam. You have a nice collection of 70's Mopar trucks. I'm particularly found of pop top Ramchargers and Traildusters.
Never really been a truck guy but found an original paint pop top ram charger last year (been trying to buy it since, hoping it will happen soon) and been pining after them since. Was really lucky to get that Trailduster, need to get more work into it this week.
After attending numerous Mecum and Barrett Jackson auctions I can definitely say that many of the cars look much better on T.V. than in person. But that's why the bidders get free booze all day! lol
Mecum used to give free booze to all registered bidders. For the last 10+ years though you have to pay extra to be a Gold level bidder to get the free booze and snacks.
Think he just likes to churn a little inventory for the museum. Plus when he sells the cars he gets a lot of pub for the museum, he jumps on and commentates, etc etc.
People ask me if I'm going to put a 340 back in the '69 Swinger- nope, the original owner swapped in the '68 RR 383/727 powertrain back in about '78 and it got parked in '81 or '82. The 340 is long gone, they picked parts off it (radiator & bench seat are the big ones), and I will drive it- so it's getting further away from stock.
That is an awesome Duster, but wow that is a lot of money. To me, cars that are this expensive are really not that much fun to own because you don't want to take risks by driving it very much. I'm much more into a 5-10K car that is far from perfect, but can be modded and rodded without as much fear of something bad happening.
I definitely would not say that Duster was restored by the top Mopar shop in the country. You would think they could at least use the correct washer bottle. Incorrect plug wires. Doubting that throttle return spring and would think the radiator cap is for earlier cars. Exhaust manifold should be orange and color burns off with heat and there were no manifold gaskets from the factory. Lots of points off and just getting started!
G'day Tom, Just subscribed I live in Melbourne, Australia & follow alot of TH-cam Channels last 5 years regarding muscle cars over in the states. People would know me from Nick’s Garage My Car Story with Lou Muscle Car of The Week with Kevin. Ryan at Auto Archeology And many many others so I added yiur channel in the mix. Great video. Recently purchased the 1:18 diecast of that Duster only one on ebay in years not cheap but it helped it was in Australia. Secondly I purchased when Mecum had Steve Juliano's inventory for auction purchased a few items but the one item I purchased & still find it hard I won was a genuine in the box NOS 1968 Roadrunner purple horn the only one throughout the auction. Yep paid a small fortune but tge freight to Australia was hideous absolute rip off & nothing you can do about it. Fitted into my Aussie A Body. 1970 VG Valiant 770 Hemi Hardtop with a 245 cubic inch matching number Hemi 6 cylinder. I am thrid owner. Yes I beep beep away in my VG regularly. Been following Mecum for years & since Covid I believe prices have fallen. Kissimeme always always gets top money then Indy throughout the year but if you look at the other auction prices are actually lower. Look at prices at LA, Portland, Houston alot of Bid Goes On. I believe the people wanting these cars is slowly dwindling over the years hard to find a 20 or 30 year old guy wanting these 60's muscle cars they just didn't grow up with them. Same here in Australia prices have come back Aussie Chargers & Pacers & way overpriced 1971 Ford Falcon XY GT HO Phase 3 a 4 door sedan muscle car fetching over a million dollars. Hot & summer here today 28 degree. A mate of mine has a 1 owner from New Mexico 1968 Pontiac Bonneville 428 HO numbers matching 2 door Hardtop. I told him to send it back to the States & sell it there get better money totally unappreciated here in Australia not a Aussie Car what do you think Tom. Work lunch break finished Cheers Louis Kats your number 1 Fan in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 🇺🇸 Always sign off with number 1 Fan in Melbourne, Australia.
Our two biggest red flags on a Mopar that it wasn’t done right is no core support blackout and it sitting up too high. Both are easy to fix and if they can’t get the big details right…
Very informative video. We should all appreciate you for sharing your perspective. Things aren’t always as they seem and these types of videos will bring more clarity for the people who are watching on TV. Nicely done, I’ll vote yes for a Barrett Jackson video. Great content all around from both you and your brother, keep it up.
Was going to do a bit on the floral top car but don’t think they showed it on TV? In my option that was the worst deal at the entire auction, that car was basically a rebody. Super rusty car saved from a salt belt wrecking yard.
I'm really curious about the floral top market... I've got a 69 Dart Custom that's a floral car, and am starting the resto in earnest soon. Thing is- I'm a big block b-body guy. I bought the car to build a street brawler, and didn't discover what it was til later. So honestly, I'm building the car to sell, because frankly, I don't want it, at least not in restored form...😂
Darts dusters demons scamps all the "A"bodies use to be affordable not now. So the guy that has a rotted out duster in his back yard then sees the same type of car on Barrett Jackson for 160 that dummy thinks his rotted out one is worth the same. Theses car auctions are the worst thing that has happened and is ruining the hobby a 14-17 year old's kids can't afford these cars anymore this is killing the car hobby period!
Mecum & BJ are not the place to go looking for a value. Most of the buyer's probably never lift a finger to perform any work on them, and are superficial.
Thr$ gonna be alot selling as the "electrics mandate" create fear of owning museum piece$ with fuel extinction among legislation and insurance ect ... Too many of these cars ended up in the hands of non car guys /KEEPN up w the Joneses...the good thing is alot more cars are getting saved...
Can't stand the$ criminal selling a car/tags and think it's ok ...I've called them out and thr like what's the problem? Gee your acting advertising a car but it's really the tags and if yr lucky the cowl section only! It's a wreck to be rebodied and tags and someone's gonna be taken for a ride for real!!!
160k for a duster ? 😂😂😂 The world isfull ofcstup1d$ with a lot of money . Probably 100k for a Demon 71 4 speed , a Mr norms demon , but for a duster 😂😂😂
I don't believe that Duster itself is all that special ? I don't care how ell restored it is. I believe the valuation realized.... is at least as much to do with very simply some fella with too much Money securing an 'asset'... any asset.... with Cash that unfortunately is devaluating.
Keep crankin' these out! Listening to an insider discuss the cars & events is hard to come by.
Thanks for the video so glad to see the value of early A bodys on the rise I own 3 myself.
As of a month ago, now I have 3 also! 73 and 75 Dart Sports, and just got 73 Duster.
Thank you for sharing so much insight on why one vehicle brings so much more at auction than another similar vehicle.
Thanks for watching!
I have a 70 340 Duster so im a mopar guy. I really enjoyed this video so thanks for sharing and hope to see more upcoming videos !!
Thanks for watching!
Your title describes the price of this car well INSANE! I have had several Dusters since I was in high school. I drag raced one, daily drove a couple and had a couple of 340 4-speed Dusters. Tbh whoever paid $160k for a Duster is just dumb. Those cars are no worth that kind of money. It is not a well handling, braking or even comfortable car. They were never designed to be anything but cheap transportation and to spend that kind of money for a car that doe nothing well is pretty ridiculous. At least a wing car was designed for high speeds and its origin is from NASCAR. That history and engineering is worth the money but to pay $160k for a cheap economy car, just plain dumb. And this is from a diehard Mopar fan.
Dumb money is ruining the classic car hobby for the little guy.
Thankyou for your insight. I've owned many American muscle cars and drove many of them when they a couple years years old. The current prices for these cars, especially the Mopars does not surprise me. The market is propelled by nostalgia and personal engagement. There will never be an era in automotive history that will match the expression in engineering combined with the high production numbers. Keep up the great work.
Think being a dealer in this era would have been the greatest job in the world.
Watched from British Columbia...learned a lot....thank you Tom
I had an all original 71 duster with a 340 4speed, as a teenager! It was in great condition, no rust and I wish I still had it!
Can't say I'm shocked at the Duster price. 340 Duster's have been high priced for what they are for a long time. Especially the black hood with the 340 call out.
It's a nicely restored Duster which I saw in a Carlisle PA show. The bad thing is that it isn't a real V24 car, they added that option and also the driver's mirror was coded for a remote chrome and not the racing style it wears now. The rear leaf spring shackles are also on backwards, but I pick:)
Would love to see a picture of the fender tag if you have it. Thought it was a real V24 car but could definitely be wrong.
I have a picture of the tag.@@rocketresto
@@rocketresto Scotts old car....dont think it had a sheet either CA car I believe stripes added too
Thank You, I greatly enjoyed the video! Regards from Ody Slim
Thanks for watching!
I don’t think the Duster will reach the value of their Ford and Chevy counterparts but it is good to see them getting some recognition.
Haven’t sat down and compared but would think this would be higher than any Nova. Wildcard there is the Yenko versions which go for dumb money.
I don't know about that. What are the "counterparts"? Nova maybe, but Mavericks aren't that hot in the market. Camaros and Mustangs would usually bring more money, but those are pony cars, not economy compacts which the Duster was classified as in their day.
@@clembob8004what was the contemporary to the duster? Nova? Falcon? Tempest? Rambler?
@@clembob8004 I am a Mopar guy but like GM just as much. I own Fords too. Honestly, That going for that kind of money was a fluke. That’s not something that will happen anytime soon or again. Dusters can even be compared to Novas. Novas were far superior than Dusters. I have had both and there is no comparison. Nova is a much better quality car. They were available with a bunch of different engines. Novas handled better, had much better brakes and drive a lot better than any Duster. Novas are more comfortable. If you at both objectively and not as a fan of one or the other, All three generations of the Nova were much better cars than the Duster.
@@rocketresto Since the Duster was produced from 70-76, it would be the Nova and Maverick, and all the GM clones of the Nova. And I guess the AMC Hornet. None of these (with exceptions like the Yenko Nova like you mentioned) would be more valuable in the classic car market than the Duster I don't think. Just my opinion.
Hi Tom love your vlogs and have not made to your guys shop yet but was also wondering if you still here from Mike Volts haven’t seen hide or hair of him since he was here in Las Vegas back when they had Mopar at the Strip in the early 2000’s ? Just curious I use to hang out with him in my late teens early 20’s when I lived in Washington for 20 yrs . Every once in a while we use to go cruising when the cops were cool with us then and go swap meet shopping or go rummaging through junk yard when they had lots of crashed up Mopars Chevys and fords ! 😎👍🏻🇺🇸🦅
Saw Mike at the Portland Swap Meet this year but don’t talk to him much anymore. He got burned out on cars and doesn’t come out much.
nice coverage. I hate what these auctions did to the price of cars, seems any piece of junk is overpriced now.
Factory 340-360 Dusters will continue to rise in value. Just about every family had a Duster (think Slant 6) in the 70's and 80's. In 74 alone Chrysler sold 280,000 Dusters. The hot colors with a 340-360 and a 4-speed are incredible cars. Right size, right weight, right comfort level, heavy duty suspension etc,
Think you are right.
most were 318's. that was the 26 dollar option most got.
Man , these things used to be a cheap alternative too anything out there. Ah yes , the price of nostalgia 😊
Yeah Tom, I enjoyed this Video, keep ones like this coming again. PS- I loved that '71 Yellow Duster !
Great car, crazy price.
Great video. Missed watching Mecum this year.
Appreciate it!
Dig it, cool to see the analysis on the auctions
Thanks for watching!
Either our money really isn't worth anything anymore or everything has gone crazy because it seems like yesterday when people were giving these cars away. Back in the 80's these cars were being sold for a couple hundred bucks😮
This was good I feel like this is your thing ,,,,, I like when u break down tags as well .
Thank you very much for the video good job keep them coming
Thanks for watching!
Back in the late ’80’s I had a twin to that F8 Hemi ‘Cuda but a V-code 4-speed Track Pad. Green interior, shaker. Not a spec of rust, not even a door ding. but Arizona car that was faded and needed paint. Man, what a hard car that was to to sell! Personally, I love a fresh F8 car. But not the masses...
Really enjoyed this
Appreciate it! Feel we have a unique perspective to give, this one is doing well so will do a Barrett Jackson next after the auction this week.
Must have been a whole lot of nostalgia and sentimental value for the buyer and others, to bid the Duster up that high. My parents helped me pay for a brand new '74 Duster 360, when I was 19 and going into second year university. Was my daily driver for the first four years, until I graduated. Since then it has always been garaged and not winter driven. 80k miles on it and won a survivor trophy at the last Mopar show I entered. When asked if it is for sale, I say "No, but you can buy it at my estate sale after I pass on". LOL
That’s awesome. So rare you hear about cars still with original owners. Let me know when the estate sale is 😂
Tip of the day instead of buying a pink challenger invest in pink Stanley cup less room to store same value better return of investment or less value but close in value collector plates
Maybe I should collect mini coopers, could get so many more in my shop!
Old mini from England worth some money way more fun to drive on a winding highway than a I’ll handling Chrysler
Its crazy, i paid 3600.00 for a 340 4 speed 72 Demon it was loaded brand new. it was a cheap muscle car for the masses.
Best bang for the buck.
Not in shock the prices have been like this for some time now.
Wow Tom, I guess Murry got a smok'in deal on the black car!?
A rising tide raises all boats! Saying that 71’s get a huge premium that 72’s don’t get. High compression motor, orange engine (first part of the year), no raised side markers, but yes Murray is happy right now!
Great great video!!!!!!
Thanks!
Question, I looked a rust free 66 Charger, rebuilt 318, auto on the floor, new exhaust, needs interior replaced because its old, the interior trim dull, all needs to be refurbished. I couldn't believe it was rust free. He is asking 16k. The Erl Shrib paint job was redone years ago was splotchy, Its a driver, its not beat up. glass was all good, needs glass rubber replaced. What do you think is a fair price?
Sounds like a lot for a 66. If it was 68-70 I’d say yes.
Really strong money for a carr with the wrong tires!
Honesty is the best policy. When you see glitter and glam. It's probably a scam. You have a nice collection of 70's Mopar trucks. I'm particularly found of pop top Ramchargers and Traildusters.
Never really been a truck guy but found an original paint pop top ram charger last year (been trying to buy it since, hoping it will happen soon) and been pining after them since. Was really lucky to get that Trailduster, need to get more work into it this week.
After attending numerous Mecum and Barrett Jackson auctions I can definitely say that many of the cars look much better on T.V. than in person. But that's why the bidders get free booze all day! lol
Barrett used to be 10 free drinks a day!
Mecum used to give free booze to all registered bidders. For the last 10+ years though you have to pay extra to be a Gold level bidder to get the free booze and snacks.
Lol
That answered a lot of my dumb questions about auctions.
Here to help!
Where is the front stabilizer bar?
Hey Tom at some point point could u do a lil episode on the second gen barracuda Or barracuda in general ,,,Thxx
Sure, have a few around could do it on. Have a 68 340 cuda we are going to get running once the weather gets better in spring.
@@rocketresto sweet man ,,,thxxx I dig your thing ,,,,,u seem to b coming into a groove or angle or whatever ,,,keep it up mang ,,,enjoy life !
I bought a 71 duster 340 4sp with 4piston discs for $150 in '80
Those days are long gone.
can you run a fender tag that on my car but it not all origin?
Just wondering if Tim is slowly selling his collection or is he flipping cars such as the AAR from Vancouver Island?
Think he just likes to churn a little inventory for the museum. Plus when he sells the cars he gets a lot of pub for the museum, he jumps on and commentates, etc etc.
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People ask me if I'm going to put a 340 back in the '69 Swinger- nope, the original owner swapped in the '68 RR 383/727 powertrain back in about '78 and it got parked in '81 or '82. The 340 is long gone, they picked parts off it (radiator & bench seat are the big ones), and I will drive it- so it's getting further away from stock.
Would do the same thing, just drive it and enjoy it!
Yessirree @@rocketresto
You messed up dude . The silver Charger is a 68 not a 69 .
Ya my bad, do most of these off the cuff and make a few mistakes.
That is an awesome Duster, but wow that is a lot of money. To me, cars that are this expensive are really not that much fun to own because you don't want to take risks by driving it very much. I'm much more into a 5-10K car that is far from perfect, but can be modded and rodded without as much fear of something bad happening.
Probably a 6 digit restoration on this one - hard to feel good about driving it after that.
I definitely would not say that Duster was restored by the top Mopar shop in the country.
You would think they could at least use the correct washer bottle. Incorrect plug wires. Doubting that throttle return spring and would think the radiator cap is for earlier cars. Exhaust manifold should be orange and color burns off with heat and there were no manifold gaskets from the factory. Lots of points off and just getting started!
Didn’t look at the car under hood that well, should go back and look closer.
I thought the green on green Cuda was pretty sharp
It was…for a reason.
Don’t get it, this car is basically the grocery getter of the Mopar lineup, getting Challenger , Cuda prices.
So was a hemicuda at some point.
i found [t informative.
I have one bad eye and I can clearly see that this duster's front bumper is lower on the passenger side than the drivers side. ????
On the twister or the high dollar one?
That silver hemi Charger was a 68 .
Did I say it was a 69?
G'day Tom,
Just subscribed I live in Melbourne, Australia & follow alot of TH-cam Channels last 5 years regarding muscle cars over in the states.
People would know me from
Nick’s Garage
My Car Story with Lou
Muscle Car of The Week with Kevin.
Ryan at Auto Archeology
And many many others so I added yiur channel in the mix.
Great video.
Recently purchased the 1:18 diecast of that Duster only one on ebay in years not cheap but it helped it was in Australia.
Secondly I purchased when Mecum had Steve Juliano's inventory for auction purchased a few items but the one item I purchased & still find it hard I won was a genuine in the box NOS 1968 Roadrunner purple horn the only one throughout the auction.
Yep paid a small fortune but tge freight to Australia was hideous absolute rip off & nothing you can do about it.
Fitted into my Aussie A Body.
1970 VG Valiant 770 Hemi Hardtop with a 245 cubic inch matching number Hemi 6 cylinder.
I am thrid owner.
Yes I beep beep away in my VG regularly.
Been following Mecum for years & since Covid I believe prices have fallen.
Kissimeme always always gets top money then Indy throughout the year but if you look at the other auction prices are actually lower.
Look at prices at LA, Portland, Houston alot of Bid Goes On.
I believe the people wanting these cars is slowly dwindling over the years hard to find a 20 or 30 year old guy wanting these 60's muscle cars they just didn't grow up with them.
Same here in Australia prices have come back Aussie Chargers & Pacers & way overpriced
1971 Ford Falcon XY GT HO Phase 3 a 4 door sedan muscle car fetching over a million dollars.
Hot & summer here today 28 degree.
A mate of mine has a 1 owner from New Mexico
1968 Pontiac Bonneville 428 HO numbers matching 2 door Hardtop.
I told him to send it back to the States & sell it there get better money totally unappreciated here in Australia not a Aussie Car what do you think Tom.
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Charger sits up just right.
Looks like a 4x4
Our two biggest red flags on a Mopar that it wasn’t done right is no core support blackout and it sitting up too high. Both are easy to fix and if they can’t get the big details right…
Very informative video. We should all appreciate you for sharing your perspective. Things aren’t always as they seem and these types of videos will bring more clarity for the people who are watching on TV. Nicely done, I’ll vote yes for a Barrett Jackson video. Great content all around from both you and your brother, keep it up.
The Charger does seem a bit high from the ground to me. Note the round side markers . Looks like a 68 to me
Pink survivor aar went for 305k at auction
Thats how cars came from the factory, sitting way up high.
The guy who sold the 68 Hemi Charger also had the rebodied 69 floral top A12 Bee, he's a flipper and thinks everything he owns is the best.
Was going to do a bit on the floral top car but don’t think they showed it on TV? In my option that was the worst deal at the entire auction, that car was basically a rebody. Super rusty car saved from a salt belt wrecking yard.
@@rocketresto The owner of National Moparts in Beaverton, Ontario is the gentleman found it
@@rtraymond it’s great it was found and saved but come on. How much original metal is left in that car? Not much.
@@rocketresto new owner has more money than brains...
I'm really curious about the floral top market... I've got a 69 Dart Custom that's a floral car, and am starting the resto in earnest soon. Thing is- I'm a big block b-body guy. I bought the car to build a street brawler, and didn't discover what it was til later. So honestly, I'm building the car to sell, because frankly, I don't want it, at least not in restored form...😂
Does rocket restore Camaro s
Sorry but we do not, we primarily work on Mopars.
Darts dusters demons scamps all the "A"bodies use to be affordable not now. So the guy that has a rotted out duster in his back yard then sees the same type of car on Barrett Jackson for 160 that dummy thinks his rotted out one is worth the same. Theses car auctions are the worst thing that has happened and is ruining the hobby a 14-17 year old's kids can't afford these cars anymore this is killing the car hobby period!
Sounds like it's not yours..it's junk...
😂 Yep, it sounds about right pick pick pick and has no clue.
Mecum & BJ are not the place to go looking for a value. Most of the buyer's probably never lift a finger to perform any work on them, and are superficial.
You can find deals at auctions but you have to be on top of it.
Thr$ gonna be alot selling as the "electrics mandate" create fear of owning museum piece$ with fuel extinction among legislation and insurance ect ... Too many of these cars ended up in the hands of non car guys /KEEPN up w the Joneses...the good thing is alot more cars are getting saved...
do you buy muscle car
Yes we buy cars.
i live in Hagerstown Maryland and i have a 1973Dartswinger 2dr for sale it not stock.
Can't stand the$ criminal selling a car/tags and think it's ok ...I've called them out and thr like what's the problem? Gee your acting advertising a car but it's really the tags and if yr lucky the cowl section only! It's a wreck to be rebodied and tags and someone's gonna be taken for a ride for real!!!
Mopar r hot.
160k for a duster ? 😂😂😂 The world isfull ofcstup1d$ with a lot of money . Probably 100k for a Demon 71 4 speed , a Mr norms demon , but for a duster 😂😂😂
Ridiculous.
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Guy must be slow to take time to sit in front of the camera.
I don't believe that Duster itself is all that special ? I don't care how ell restored it is.
I believe the valuation realized.... is at least as much to do with very simply some fella with too much Money securing an 'asset'... any asset.... with Cash that unfortunately is devaluating.
$160k is insane for a Duster but…this is the nicest best optioned one in the country in the best year.
Love Duster. I guess times are a changing