He discovered the rare muscle car when checking out another car nearby, and was pointed to the barn that housed the Daytona. After much convincing, the old man who owned the barn agreed to sell the relic.
This car that's covered in rust and moss with a tattered interior and an engine that likely doesn't run anymore has such a high asking price because it's an incredibly rare rust bucket, as Dodge made just 503 Charger Daytonas that year, most of which were meant to meet NASCAR racing standards.
The car, which has a flames painted on the front fenders, has a 440 Magnum V-8 engine with nearly all its original parts and a mere 20,553 miles on the odometer,
The car goes on sale next month.



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It might be that guy of chasing classic cars on discovery channel that bought it. He will auction it but might not get up to that said amount.
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Why would a news article such as this be of interest to a blog reader in Nigeria. Linda is starting to post some news items out of boredom.
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Nothing like an American muscle.
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