You sound young. Good luck with the project and thank you for saving a piece of American car history. Great to see a younger person restoring old muscle cars. You have restored my faith in younger gear heads.
Go for it. Focus and just keep striving forward. It will come together. The fact that you have more than enough parts and leads to the story of the car. It's something that will take you to another level. Don't be afraid. It will be the one that got away in years to come. Man believe me i know. 👍🤙😀
What a great story that car deserves to be brought back! Would be a immense amount of metal work, do have the original radiator support I would love to see you do this car! Please keep posting videos I love this content.
I’m in the middle of a massive DIY 70 Challenger project over on my channel right now. It can be done and you don’t have to spend a bunch of money to do it. Although with the TA I would spend the money on the replacement parts and the donor car for sure. Anyway, I hope you decide to go for it, it’s very doable.
I just came across this video and there's something about a car and a great story like this that interests the hell out of me. My Challenger was a rust free, never winter driven Ontario car so other than cleaning and painting a million small parts , it was any easy body paint and put back together project. I would love to see this car restored, the T.A.'s were so rare and so special and they looked amazing in any colour. Good luck and thanks for sharing this video !
I would do a mock up assembly, completing the car as much as possible. Before any restoration. It would look far more appealing and enticing, simply seeing a complete car sitting there. Amazing story/history, and awesome about having that many original parts. Should re-unite with the original engine etc also.Would be really cool to just see it back together.
If you got the time, skill & funds to commit to restoring the T/A, I'd say go for it.. You have the parts for it. The Trans Am cars will keep getting more hard to find and more valuable .. I did an AAR Cuda and found it a very rewarding experience..
So very cool I just found challenger rt 440 matching numbers been in storage came out in 2018 sold too his friend in 1978 his friend was killed car went in storage till 2018 car has 38000 miles love saving cars
When your Self DIY , Money cost doesn't mean squat, ( your not paying yourself to work on it, so INMY OP) Cost is in PARTS, can be found at reasonable price, if there no hurry then hell it can be fixed not out valued by LABOR cost, people want way much money to do Body work. Sorry if me my farther charge half what people getting nowadays dam i be rich. Good Luck on your sale or rebuild.
I'd never rebody the TA. Looks way to savable. Especially with the rusty parts car being solid on the parts the metal the TA needs. Wow, cool fun potential.
You sound young. Good luck with the project and thank you for saving a piece of American car history. Great to see a younger person restoring old muscle cars. You have restored my faith in younger gear heads.
I think it's Ferris, selling cars.
Go for it. Focus and just keep striving forward. It will come together. The fact that you have more than enough parts and leads to the story of the car. It's something that will take you to another level. Don't be afraid. It will be the one that got away in years to come. Man believe me i know. 👍🤙😀
What a great story that car deserves to be brought back! Would be a immense amount of metal work, do have the original radiator support I would love to see you do this car! Please keep posting videos I love this content.
I’m in the middle of a massive DIY 70 Challenger project over on my channel right now. It can be done and you don’t have to spend a bunch of money to do it. Although with the TA I would spend the money on the replacement parts and the donor car for sure. Anyway, I hope you decide to go for it, it’s very doable.
I just came across this video and there's something about a car and a great story like this that interests the hell out of me. My Challenger was a rust free, never winter driven Ontario car so other than cleaning and painting a million small parts , it was any easy body paint and put back together project. I would love to see this car restored, the T.A.'s were so rare and so special and they looked amazing in any colour. Good luck and thanks for sharing this video !
I would do a mock up assembly, completing the car as much as possible. Before any restoration. It would look far more appealing and enticing, simply seeing a complete car sitting there. Amazing story/history, and awesome about having that many original parts. Should re-unite with the original engine etc also.Would be really cool to just see it back together.
Very cool find! Good luck with the resto if you choose to do it with a cool back story!
If you got the time, skill & funds to commit to restoring the T/A, I'd say go for it.. You have the parts for it. The Trans Am cars will keep getting more hard to find and more valuable .. I did an AAR Cuda and found it a very rewarding experience..
So very cool I just found challenger rt 440 matching numbers been in storage came out in 2018 sold too his friend in 1978 his friend was killed car went in storage till 2018 car has 38000 miles love saving cars
Id say do it.. youll never get another one without paying megabucks..
I want the Roadrunner.
Good bones. Will make a nice car . Keep us posted.
An impressive find!
Fix the 70 challenger t/a
good luck with it, hopefully you can fix it up, would like to see how it goes.
It’s lucky it was left in the woods where eventually you could get it, instead of going to the crusher
When your Self DIY , Money cost doesn't mean squat, ( your not paying yourself to work on it, so INMY OP) Cost is in PARTS, can be found at reasonable price, if there no hurry then hell it can be fixed not out valued by LABOR cost, people want way much money to do Body work. Sorry if me my farther charge half what people getting nowadays dam i be rich. Good Luck on your sale or rebuild.
What a tough but awesome project!!!
I like the 71 Roadrunner
Quick and easy car too restore
Not really
I’m in the middle of doing a DIY 70 challenger On my channel right now. I hope you decide to go ahead and fix this. I’ll be following along
Restore that 72 roadrunner back there!
ty for your reply I'm still wanting to know if your close to fla and if you have other parts or other projects for sale ty
Minnesota. My email is RyanBarsnessYT@gmail.com
What are you looking to get for it
I'd never rebody the TA. Looks way to savable. Especially with the rusty parts car being solid on the parts the metal the TA needs. Wow, cool fun potential.
Don’t be scared. Restore it.
Wicked 71 toting the front wheels !
Do you have a trade in mind or price.
Message me through Facebook if interested
Are the VIN and Fender Tags on the T/A?
I have the vin and tags for the car and know where the #s 340 is
Sorry to bother, you have a lots of nice cars, question do you have an extra rally challenger hood that you can sell me
No I myself am looking for one.
@@ryanbarsness LOL we have to keep looking then, thanks for fast response, any cars for sale?
@@JuanDominguez-nw8rq not much these days. I've sold through most of my inventory in recent months... email me RyanBarsnessYT@gmail.com
location
SOLD
You want to sell it I'll buy it
Ill sell it.
What a pile...
Yes a very rare pile. Please keep the negativity to yourself.
That car is to far gone!!!
Say whatever you want but its a real Challenger T/A