My 1976 Dodge Aspen R/T

One of my first cars. Guy was trying to turn it into a Volare Road Runner when I bought it.

No lean burn and a orange box, nice. Do still have that baby?
Plus what a ton of snow.

Keith Mopar wrote:No lean burn and a orange box, nice. Do still have that baby?
Plus what a ton of snow.

I sold the car to a father and son somewhere on the coast. They were going to fix it up for his son's graduation present.

I have a soft spot for those cars as well....Drove a nice T Top black/black one for quite awhile...had a couple of them over the years

I defiantly have a soft spot for those as well...

Mine..

Nice!

Sad part was, they just aren't worth a whole lot. You could spend $10,000 restoring one and unless it was a super rare model, they would only be worth $6000-7000 (at the time)

Drache wrote:Sad part was, they just aren't worth a whole lot. You could spend $10,000 restoring one and unless it was a super rare model, they would only be worth $6000-7000 (at the time)

Plus lack of reproduction parts don't help.
I put together a '79 Aspen together using a lot of parts off a '79 Road Runner back in the 90's. I did everything but apply the paint. It was my daily driver that I used all year round, but there come a time when I either re-did the car again or sell it. I decided to sell mainly because of lack of reproduction parts. I really enjoyed driving it.........I was sad to see it go.  

Worker Bee wrote:
Plus lack of reproduction parts don't help.
I put together a '79 Aspen together using a lot of parts off a '79 Road Runner back in the 90's. I did everything but apply the paint. It was my daily driver that I used all year round, but there come a time when I either re-did the car again or sell it. I decided to sell mainly because of lack of reproduction parts. I really enjoyed driving it.........I was sad to see it go.  

That was a nice looking car, but I'm a sucker for blue cars.

Thanks!

I always wanted one of these: