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  • cce1302
    and certainly not on gunbroker[:D]
    Must admit, that is a good looking car.
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  • fishkiller41
    My mom had a '72 CAPRICE Sedan 4-door. I got my license at 16. I LOVED THAT CAR [^]


    Jeff
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    Now that is what I call a sleeper.[8D]

    Price isn't so bad ether, I bet it goes for over 20K, maybe even 30+

    Trinity +++
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  • David Nunn
    Really??? I thought the opening bid was a tad optimistic, but what do I know?
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  • tobefree
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    Really??? I thought the opening bid was a tad optimistic, but what do I know?

    Agree
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    David,

    I watch these muscle car sales closely, and this car if it is really as matching as it is claimed to be will bring a good bit. The high teens are about the average low end for a decent muscle car that needs only fluf & window dressing. Listing it here on GB is a bit odd, because their are other sights that might bring more interest. This isn't just your average Chevy Impala, and it's numbers had to be limited. It is what is hot right now on the muscle car market.

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  • Oklahoma223
    No, this is a muscle car.

    1970Chevelle.jpg
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  • slipgate
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    Really??? I thought the opening bid was a tad optimistic, but what do I know?


    +1 it might, but I doubt it will sell. The saving grace is that it is fully optioned, a rarity in '72.
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  • select-fire
    Over priced is more like it. This is no show car and in need of body work. Is that rust I see? It does have a 454 and Air conditioning. Easily could drop 5K in it to make it an above average car. Book says in excellent condition 12K. Minus the restoration. NO thanks
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  • mateomasfeo
    Nice Load!
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  • tacking1
    I like Nunn's caddy better
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    Remember, this isn't your typical Chevy Impala. It was a limited edition muscle car.

    A buyer has to look at it as an investment, not a daily driver that your wife is going to be using to take the kids to the scorer game in. If you watch the market these types of cars are selling like hot cakes. Heck, the power train alone is probably well worth half the asking price. A vehicle with this type of muscle that still has the matching numbers is even rarer. What little rust & body work needs to be done is minimal. A good rebuild, and a quick run across the Barrette Jackson Auto Auction stage and this car brings 70 to 80K easy.

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  • Colt Super
    It is NOT a muscle car.

    It is merely a big block convertible.

    Doug
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  • gbeggrow
    "now this is a muscle car !"

    Really???[?][?][?]
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    Doug,

    What makes a car a muscle car? Where is it written that a car has to be a GTO, Camero, Firebird, Vette, Road Runner, or Mustang to be a muscle car? There were plenty of big block cars, but not many with this type of muscle.

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  • select-fire
    My Old Car Price guide in PERFECT Show condition has it at 20K add 35% for BB. This would be a NO. 1 car, not driven but a trailer queen show car. This car is a driver.
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  • Old-Colts
    Well, if nothing else, based on its size, I think it could easily be classified as USS CAR![:D]
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  • Colt Super
    The classic definition of a muscle car - as defined when they were being built - is a big block in a mid-sized or smaller frame.

    The only full-sized sedan(body) that qualified, if I remember correctly, was the letter series Chrysler 300s.

    It was a defined genus - not just a "muscular" car. The listed car is not even a Super Sport (SS) model.

    I won't argue that it's not a "muscular" car - it for sure is, and I'd also like to have it.

    Doug
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    Yea, the only bad thing I find fault with is that it is a Chevy...[:D]

    But I still wouldn't mind owning it.[:)]

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  • David Nunn
    quote:I like Nunn's caddy better

    Me too, and it was only about 9% of the starting bid of the Chevy. And, the Caddy has no rust. A convertible would be cool, though.
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  • spookster
    GUYS,,I AM HAVING A BLAST READING YOUR REPLY'S,,,,{ pagunrnr } IS MY SELLING NAME ON THE AUCTION SIDE,,,,To answer a few questions,,,yes it could use some minor body work,,,,and this is a number's matching original , that i stumbled on at an estate auction,,,,might be worth alot more,,,but 17,500 will sure help me out !!
    CANT WAIT TO READ MORE !!
    JIM { pagunrnr }
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  • CHEVELLE427
    this is a muscle car.


    quote:Originally posted by spookster
    YOU DONT SEE MANY IN THIS CONDITION ANYMORE ! http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=83606874
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  • spookster
    You have my vote !,,,and the black 70 brings back some memories
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  • TooBig
    Down in the hood down in the hood
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  • D1
    quote:Originally posted by Oklahoma223
    No, this is a muscle car.

    1970Chevelle.jpg


    I love that car.
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  • buschmaster
    yep... the guy at the parts counter at oldsmobile rodded out his 72 cutlass best as he could, and he said it "runs like it's tied to a post". he went and got a chevelle.
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  • Colt Super
    He must not be much of a hot rodder.

    Parts counter guys are USUALLY a lot more mouth than real.

    Doug
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  • oldgunman
    It is a nice car but don't believe it will hit the start price. Way over priced where I live. Just my 2cents though.
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  • Hunter Mag
    quote:Originally posted by Oklahoma223
    No, this is a muscle car.

    1970Chevelle.jpg


    OK now ya did it.[:p]

    Here's my '66 with 525HP-454.[:D]

    1966.jpg

    1966W-454.jpg
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  • CHEVELLE427
    [^]nice 66 working on one myself (66 & 67 ss )[8D]

    quote:Originally posted by Hunter Mag
    quote:Originally posted by Oklahoma223
    No, this is a muscle car.

    1970Chevelle.jpg


    OK now ya did it.[:p]

    Here's my '66 with 525HP-454.[:D]

    1966.jpg

    1966W-454.jpg
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