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1971 Pontiac GTO Survivor For Sale

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10-15-2009, 05:36 AM

daleone3

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Re: 1971 Pontiac GTO Survivor For Sale

Sounds like it was a great deal for the buyer. I had talked with you about this car about a month ago and was unable to move some of my inventory (a harley) to free up some cash to make a run at it. I guess what I dont understand is the demand for a piece like this, I was certain the originality would have brought more. what do you think accounts for the difference in values thru the GM brands (GTO, Chevelle, Camaros) for this year, seems like low demand but was curious if anyone had input. I have a 71 Camaro SS with born with drivetrain (small block) and I know it will never be worth as much as a first gen but the 71 on up just dont seem to get the value price some would expect. This GTO was worth $14-15k all day, why did it not get there...?

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