NEW PICTURES-N96 "SHAKER" 71 Dodge Challenger conv. 383 auto mopar 1 OF 11 BUILT

UPDATE-- NEW PICTURES
First off, let me say this car is unfortunately VERY rusty but complete. Secondly, it is a Plum Crazy Purple, white interior, white top, white stripe 1971 Challenger convertible with the incredibly rare factory N96 "Shaker Hood" option!! It does retain it's original, born with 383 Magnum engine & 727 transmission, window sticker, fender tag (rusty), dash vin tag, cowl number, radiator support number & drivers door vin decal. The Challenger came new with bucket seats, console, power steering, power brakes, tinted windshield, AM radio, rally wheels & manual top, In the description, see the picture the original owner took when the car was 3 months old. If you've read this far, you probably know how rare this car is? Some say it's 1 of 11 Shaker hood 71 challenger convertibles built but it may be as high as about 20 built with the N96. The inner front fenderwells are VERY rusty as are the front rails & floors. The back end isn't as rusty but will need some rail work. Thankfully, the original hood, air cleaner, seats & rear interior panels were stored in a basement & are in good condition. The shaker is complete except for the hot & cold air doors. Just to clarify.....the window sticker is an old photocopy of the original sticker. It is not from a reproduction. F.Y.I. Not included in this auction but available is a 1971 challenger convertible shell that is very clean & virtually rust free. Feel free to call & discuss details anytime. I've had some good offers on the extra shell but, I don't want to let it go until the shaker car is gone. I tried to attach a link to pictures of the solid shell but it doesn't work, Email or call for the pictures if you like. It has been media blasted & stored inside since, it is currently bare metal- what you see is what you get. I may consider trades up or down & I also collect Mopar & gas,tire/oil signage- what do you have?
Thanks- Paul 402-202-2263
Also included with this shaker convertible is the original Michigan title.