What would I do? Drive it. Run mid 14s with the bias plys. I wasn't around during that time, I want to experience it. At least for a while.
Never said I'd pay 300k for one, just if I had one.You can build something that drives just as crappy for a lot less than $300K. I experienced it (I daily drove a 'Cuda for 5 cumulative years - 3 different 'Cuda's). Trust me, it gets old, fast. Back in the 1980's cars weren't as good as they are today (or the 2000's or the 1990's), but 80's cars were a huge improvement over the '70's E-bodies.
Yes, people think you are cool. Until they they hear how much you paid and then they just think you are nuts... and that's only because they have never driven ones themselves. If they had even driven one, they would just think you were an idiot.
People that restore mopars to this level don't drive them. For very good reason. It sucks.
Crazy the Prices of some of those cars now, i guess i shoulda kept my '70 Cuda, tho not a Hemi car it was a 440+6, with a 4 speed and a Dana rear, shaker hood...yada yada yada, other than the traction bars and air shocks...and paint (it was black when i got it) , it was a 100% original. even the exhaust. It maybe not worth 300k, but still worth come coin today, o well, I sold it in 1978 for $2,200. bucks, which was a lot of money to me considering i traded a dirt bike for it. Muscle cars were a dime a dozen back then. whooda thunk muscle car prices were gonna go sky high..
i wont tell ya about the few i junked ..not parted out , junked .. and got crushed...like a '69 Camaro, a '71 LeMans and a '70 Olds 442
This was my daily driver i had in high school and thats a younger me behind it..sigh
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