Nice only if Ihad the $$$$ like most people I guess :dunno:
Nice car!
Any other resto pictures of it posted on the net somewhere?
That has got to be one of the finest cars/color combinations of all time. All I can say is, I wish...
I'd like to ask a question, since I'm kind of an E-body "rookie": are those mufflers correct?
Yes, those are the correct mufflers, look like ECS pieces. :rubeyes:
I can't believe a restoration can cost $238,000.00 dollars :o
"I purchased the car from an auction for $755,000"
And the car is being run through ebay with no reserve?
Does not seem logical.
I wonder if he's looking to "make money" or just bail out of his $755K investment. :dunno:
Beautiful car, although I prefer 70's.
How much trust can you put in that touted "vehicle inspection report" when they botched a
key point right out of the gate?
They claim:
"The car here came off the assembly line in Hamtramck, Michigan, in late August of 1970, making it an early constructed model for the new car season."
The fender tag shows a scheduled build date of B24, the broadcast sheet shows B24, and they even wrote B24 on their "report"
B24... NOVEMBER 24!
I always have to chuckle when people put these "reports" in their ads as if it carries some great weight and the buyer of a half million dollar vehicle won't be doing their own due diligence...
Auction ended. $689,100.00 USD. ($935,108.29 CAD, according to eBay)
$689K ! Yikes! For a car with drum brakes , leaf springs , cast iron engine , a gimmicky air-intake system , fender gills that lead to nowhere ....etc.
Been an E-body fan since my teens . No doubt both models (Cuda / Challenger ) have super elegant lines. That being said they're a bit over mythologized! : )
If it was a real sale I guess he lost money :dunno: