Sweet! :TU: Wonder if it's real. I don't suppose it'll be too long before the VIN shows up in this thread with a detailed analysis. p Too bad it looks like something was bouncing around in the trunk and beat up the drivers side quarter though.
70 gsx ive been looking at the gsx decal on the left rear quarter panel. its not in the correct spot. it could still be a real gsx and someone could of done a shoddy job putting the decal on.
It's real - the owner says I spoke with the owner today on the car. It is a real QQ code car according to him. Had a tool box in the trunk bounce around on the way to a car show once - too bad. Asking price is 25k without the original drivetrain...........
Ok, let's start the bidding idea/thoughts on this car. We need everyone's input. $25k for a GSX with non-original parts, notice the rad hose hook is missing, alternator is a late model unit, master cylinder looks like the wrong one, ac compressor is missing. Wonder how many other parts are wrong/incorrect. $25k????? I am going to say a fair price is $16-18k.
"Had a tool box in the trunk bounce around on the way to a car show once" Was he road racing the car before going to the show? That did some funky damage to the car. I wonder what rust issues the car has, or what is hiding.
GSX I think you are right on the money George. What would a numberd car fetch in this condition? It needs Paint, and some general clean up. I see putting a easy 10 geebos into this car to make it clean and right, and you still end up with a non numbered car. As you all know I have been looking for a GSX and have found quite a few. My call on this car is 15k tops. , I base my opinion on what I know I can go buy a done car for. This car clean should be a 23k tops car. This is only my opinion on what I would be willing to pay for this particular, someone else may pay more. I would rate this car as a nice driver from what I can tell. Dennis
I think 15-18 thou sounds about in the ballpark. Lets see though. In the past few months weve seen 2 ratty GSX's for sale. One brought 15 grand and needed a body, the other just sold for 12,500. Even though 15-18 thou is prob a good guesstimate as a "real world" price, Ive yet to see an unrestored one sell for a reasonable price. My opinion is that this car will meet the reserve and then some. Seems the only ones that are reasonably priced are the done ones. Jason
I agree with you guys 15-18K for this car sounds fair. Does anyone know what it's original drivetrain was? It is probably a non-stage auto air car
