'71 Chevelle SS454 4-sp Convertible Unrestored Running/Driving Project
 

It's NOM, and the colors aren't what I would call a 'desirable' combo, but wow, what an amazing car to see in this condition in 2023.

Bidding is already super strong at $45k with no reserve. I'll be watching this one.

Link to 1971 Chevelle SS454 Convertible eBay auction

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I love it! Not many LS5 converts in 1971

Cool! Sold new at Rapp Chevrolet in Marion South Dakota. That's home to Thunder Valley Drag Way that was built by the Rapp family in 1966, still in operation, and still owned by the Rapp's! They sold a lot of high performance cars back then.

Pretty cool AC and 4 speed!

Sold $46,100.00!

I Love Chevelle's, but Crazy Money for a Rusty convertible, but what do I know? Bill

Well sold by seller! Rare but not worth $46K.

Looks like it has been relisted.

Jason

Ah, the joys of selling on Ebay these days.

IMO, would be more appealing with white interior. Also more appealing to the seller if he had a real buyer :crazy: