Classic case of car auction tv trickle down effect on the brain. Dream on....

You guys missed the fine print "$80K in the glove box". Now who feels silly? ;>))

----Agree with Steve! So many small things to correct. Not worth anywhere near that asking price. I see it at around $35,000,,,,,Maybe......Bill S

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Maybe the guy loves the car/was his dad's/mom's and doesn't want it to sell?
Sorry honey but if we don't get a hundred thou for it, we'll damn well keep it.
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~ Pete


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Excellent logic ... :cool2:

At least its a rare car,ragtop and good colors,i see people paying 50- 60k for a ragged out non #s z28,s with no docs and a good story??? Iam not saying its a $120,000 dollar car but u can,t even get a frame off orig #s hardtop for 35k!! Hey if any of u guys have a 72 ss 454 hardtop m22 all#s matching with full docs frame off resto in flame orange/white ill take it for 35k even if the rear stripes are wrong......ill be waiting by the phone lol...If sombody really wants a 454 ls5 conv with the m22 its slim pickins i dont care if its a 70,71,72 there all gonna cost u close to 6 figures if they are real #s matching frame off restored cars with paperwork...And that silver one that sold at mecum well lets just say if it looks to good to be true its probally not......

About that Silver SS . . .

It has been offered for sale 5X in two years (2015 and 2016) through Mecum. Sale price and high bid ranges between $52,500 and $56,000.

Some equate "rare" and "valuable" mean the same thing and that just isn't the case many times.

I agree but i still say somethings not as advertised or they are just buying it back if a complete frame off all #s 454,m22, conv with all paperwork, and those options with supposed 25,000 orig miles sells for 50k ish somethings fishy.......

The Highlights say unrestored with mostly original paint

https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0516-25...s-convertible/

Perceived value and actual value are two different things.