Over the weekend, the Mrs. and I were visiting her father and along the road was an empty lot with several cars with for sale signs on them.
Among them a 1964 Dodge Dart GT convertible. The paint was in good condition, and in peering into the window, it looked to have a new interior and top. I would say it had been restored at some point. I thought his price posted on the window was a bit high, but......
That's why I'm asking here. I didn't call the owner, nor did I pop the hood or really pay attention as to whether it was a stick or auto. My assumption is it is a 170 or 225 /6. I told the wife last night I should cash in a non performing 401K and pick it up. I just don't know whether it is worth an additional 10% for the tax hit (4 1/2 more years and it's a non issue).
Among them a 1964 Dodge Dart GT convertible. The paint was in good condition, and in peering into the window, it looked to have a new interior and top. I would say it had been restored at some point. I thought his price posted on the window was a bit high, but......
That's why I'm asking here. I didn't call the owner, nor did I pop the hood or really pay attention as to whether it was a stick or auto. My assumption is it is a 170 or 225 /6. I told the wife last night I should cash in a non performing 401K and pick it up. I just don't know whether it is worth an additional 10% for the tax hit (4 1/2 more years and it's a non issue).
