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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny Law.Lulz" data-source="post: 6321925" data-attributes="member: 600906">Yes because it is still in the mint shape it was back then. Stupid ****. Of course when the condition goes down the value would. If it was show-room that would be around a $15-$20K car.She might have common sense but she does not have the experience and there-for i would not get her that. But its your girlfriend. I guess if she gets in an accident she&#039;ll be the safest in it.There is nothing wrong with a 60&#039;s-70&#039;s V8 American muscle car. Now the engine fire is something i wouldnt want to mess with. But the thing about domestics not lasting is a widely known and said bullshit statement. Its all in how you drive it and take care of it. Ive seen toyotas and nissans that couldnt make it to 100K and fords and dodges that have gone past 500K. And the fact that this is an antique muscle car it makes it a pretty good deal. Chargers were one of Dodges best creation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Johnny Law.Lulz, post: 6321925, member: 600906"] Yes because it is still in the mint shape it was back then. Stupid ****. Of course when the condition goes down the value would. If it was show-room that would be around a $15-$20K car. She might have common sense but she does not have the experience and there-for i would not get her that. But its your girlfriend. I guess if she gets in an accident she'll be the safest in it. There is nothing wrong with a 60's-70's V8 American muscle car. Now the engine fire is something i wouldnt want to mess with. But the thing about domestics not lasting is a widely known and said bullshit statement. Its all in how you drive it and take care of it. Ive seen toyotas and nissans that couldnt make it to 100K and fords and dodges that have gone past 500K. And the fact that this is an antique muscle car it makes it a pretty good deal. Chargers were one of Dodges best creation. [/QUOTE]

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