[Kyle]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110306170567#ht_3478wt_0

 

[nick_n_ii]

There's alot of talk on that car on another Michigan site. From what I've read it's only car 1 of 6 built and only 1 of 4 known to still exist.. Very rare car.... And worth every penny...

 

[TrueBlueXJ]

Only 6 were ever made, and this one is a bastardized empty shell of its former self. Front clip has been replaced, no engine, no tranny...

I guess if this your "holy grail" of automobiles, and you've got the money, why not spend 1/4 million on a hollow tin can? :brickwall:

 

[Kyle]

IMO I could get a very strait classic 67-69 camaro and put 1/4 of the money into it and have a show car. That rusty body isnt worth it IMO.

 

[Belto]

that amount paid is not for the rusty body, is for the tittle of it, and the numbers matching and vin # its all about the #s

 

[Kyle]

:rofl: Its sort of hard to match numbers when there is nothing to match them too.

 

[Belto]

lol well yeah but you get what I meant,

 

[TrueBlueXJ]

That's my point. The buyer will never be able to match the motor and tranny cuz they're probably blown and scrapped. The front clip was apparently "recovered" somewhere in Florida. I mean, if he intends to restore that thing back to something even remotely close to original (as original as it can be), he's already got $250,000+ in it and quite a few thousand more to go.

Ahh to be rich and absent-minded.

 

[muddeprived]

For that price, i'd request the garage and landscape be included in the deal.


if it had an engine and tranny, i could understand.

I guess this deserves to be stamped....

 

[Belto]

LOL jajaja^^^

 

[TeamCherokee06]

If you squint and turn you head to the left she is a real beauty lol,that car is extremely rare and hopefully the owner will bring it as close to it's orignal shape.I know from my experince that he will get lucky if he can sell it for what he paid or even make a profit!