here was his reply... first off I didnt take that many pics, if someone was serious about wanting to see it they would go look in person, my camera isnt an expensive one im lucky they looked that nice. Its a project car, better than most of the ones you will find from that era. the car appears to be very solid, all of the rust I know of is just surface, if your really interested in looking at the car I can tell you the shop its at and you can talk to the owner during business hours. I bought it from him and it was to sit there untill I had money to put into it, my plans changed so im going to sell it. I would estimate to completely restore it to show quality your looking at 12-15k. The shops open 7am to 5pm mon-fri and sat 7-1pm. and how would you be able to tell the car looks like a 71 and not a 70? The title I have to the car is a 1970? Ive looked at a lot of these on the internet most dont have that hood and ive yet to find one with that grille I know theres more out there but its a rare part. I work 60 hours a week so it would be easier if they show you the car if your really interested in it, its a rare car and to be really honest I never see them where I am. I see a lot of chevelles and camaros but dont really see any of these.
not even sure why to bother drawing attention to that turd. I know of a much better "local" car that is priced cheap and will run 12's all day long (and doesn't look like a local meth head cruiser)
I replied asking for the vin it states its a 70 GS 350... the guy was a real jerk i kept it family oriented
