Hard to believe this was a legitimate listing given the seller only had 22 ebay feedback and none of it recent.
What an amazing paint and finish on this car......... great for picture collectors. Wonder who actually owns this car today, although unfortunate they likely can't even drive it!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/402402221102?ViewItem=&item=402402221102
Slightly nice car isn't it?
Wait did this actually sell on EBay? And why couldn't the current owner drive it? :notsure:
They can't drive it because they installed the front sway bar upside down....right Dan ? :haha: :haha: :haha:
Quote from: xx88man on September 03, 2020, 05:05:43 AM
Wait did this actually sell on EBay? And why couldn't the current owner drive it? :notsure:
I think he was saying it was too nice to actually drive now.
https://rochesterautomuseum.com/
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According to the ad , the restoration was $150K ! Last time I checked , " J" code cars weren't all that rare ....
Hope the previous owner got his money out of it. : )
The original ad has the seller's phone number and says that he has a Sassy Grass automatic car also for sale if anyone is interested.
Quote from: TA/Z06/GSXR1100 on September 03, 2020, 07:36:01 AM
According to the ad , the restoration was $150K ! Last time I checked , " J" code cars weren't all that rare ....
Hope the previous owner got his money out of it. : )
He was correct about the FM3 T/A going for big bucks recently. I was at the Mecum Indy auction in May '18 when one went for nearly 200K. It was an over restored car, and might even have been an automatic. I was shocked someone paid that much for it. This ebay one looks nicer.
Quote from: challengermaniac on September 02, 2020, 08:37:33 PM
Hard to believe this was a legitimate listing given the seller only had 22 ebay feedback and none of it recent.
What an amazing paint and finish on this car......... great for picture collectors. Wonder who actually owns this car today, although unfortunate they likely can't even drive it!
That guy with only 22 ebay feedbacks I'm sure is none other than Bob "Big Bob" Bartosiewicz, communications magnate, muscle car collector and owner of "RAM" Rochester Auto Museum"
Quote from: JH27N0B on September 03, 2020, 09:50:59 AM
Quote from: TA/Z06/GSXR1100 on September 03, 2020, 07:36:01 AM
According to the ad , the restoration was $150K ! Last time I checked , " J" code cars weren't all that rare ....
Hope the previous owner got his money out of it. : )
He was correct about the FM3 T/A going for big bucks recently. I was at the Mecum Indy auction in May '18 when one went for nearly 200K. It was an over restored car, and might even have been an automatic. I was shocked someone paid that much for it. This ebay one looks nicer.
$200K for a pink small block? WoW! Strange days....