Recently Sold for $2,700 on eBay
This looks to be one of those failed restoration projects. You know, the kind where the guy has been working on it for an hour a month for the last 6 years and still doesn't seem to be making any progress? It also looks to have some questionable 80's upgrades like the wide meats in the back and the aftermarket louvers on the rear window. (more...)
Recently Sold for $14,000 on eBay
You could sort of call this Corvette a “barn find” but certainly not a “survivor”. This 1963 Stingray has been sitting in storage as you see it in these photos since 1978. No history on why it was gutted so long ago and then stored, but maybe even then the owners foresaw what these Corvettes would fetch at auction. Read more on 1963 Corvette Convertible – $14,000…
Recently Sold for $1775
Here’s a pair of Mustang coupes that recently sold. They’ve obviously been sitting for years gathering rust and waiting for their owner to get started on their restoration. Neither is a particularly rare muscle car. They’re small block cars; one is a C code 289-2v and the other a slightly more desirable A code 289-4v. The A code is fairly nicely optioned with a C4 automatic, air conditioning, power disc brakes and power steering. It even had a black vinyl top, which would explain some of the surface rust. Read more on 1967 Mustang Coupes – Two for $1775…
Recently Sold for $1651
This convertible pony is in bad shape. Years of sitting in the midwest “rust belt” has probably decayed it beyond possibility of a restoration, but maybe not for the right buyer. It actually runs and drives if you believe it. The mechanics aren’t in bad shape. Well, not as bad as the body at least.
Recently Sold for $2,650 on eBay
This was a recent 1969 RS X-11 project Camaro for sale. The owner started his restoration several years ago, but as often happens other life commitments got in the way and now the wife says it’s got to go. Of course he tore it down completely and half the peices are probably scattered everywhere. Why can’t people just leave the car intact until they’re ready to restore it?
Recently Sold on eBay for $510
The “for sale” ad on this 1967 Firebird listed it as “needs lot of work, has NO motor, NO transmission and NO rear end.” That about sums it up, although there was also no title available, which probably explains the low $510 final sale price. This one was probably only good for a parts car considering the title problem.
Recently Sold for $4049 on eBay
This 1969 pre x-code convertible Camaro sold recently for a pretty decent price considering everything that it was missing. There’s no front clip and what is in front of the firewall is some home engineered junk that needs to be removed. Also missing are the original V8 engine and transmission. Color is Glacier Blue (code 53) with a black convertible top and standard Blue interior (code 715)
Recently Sold on eBay for $4520
Here’s a 1967 GTO hardtop that recently was for sale at auction. It has a good running WS code 400 engine and Turbo 400 automatic transmission. It’s a four barrel, but the carb on it now is an aftermarket Carter AFB. Rear end is a GM 10 bolt non-posi traction with 2.93 highway gears. Rust is in the typical spots on these GTO’s for sale; the rear deck, rear quarters and trunk. Most of the interior is gone except the bucket seats and Hurst dual gate shifter.