Anyone have numbers on this '70 Stage 1?

Discussion in 'The "Paper Trail"' started by 442w30, Jul 13, 2010.

  1. 442w30

    442w30 Well-Known Member

    A friend may buy a '70 Stage 1 4-speed with bench seat. I have the GS book (from Mike Trommeter?) with all the numbers, but it doesn't have this permutation. I was curious if it's possible to find this out from the Sloan Museum, or it's beyond their abilities based on how the numbers were tabulated?
     
  2. jj455

    jj455 1970 Stage 1

    Base interior or deluxe? I know there are numbers out there for Gran Sport's with the base interior. But I don't think it's separated down to how many with bench seats. But I know they are rare, really rare in a Stage 1
     
  3. JUDDGE

    JUDDGE Member



    BTW..... The car has about 10,000 ORIGINAL miles. I believe it has deluxe interior but not positive on that point. Also, original Polyglas tires. Might have to get a better tire to hold this down.
     
  4. staged70

    staged70 RIP

    The owner I presume? Welcome tothe board and please get some pics of it on the site.
     
  5. Mr Big

    Mr Big Silver Level contributor

    Using Mike's numbers about the closest you'll come is the Stage 1, 4sp, AC numbers, which as I recall is less than 200 units regardless of other options. Once you add other option combos into the mix it's clear the numbers drop off significantly from there.
     
  6. 442w30

    442w30 Well-Known Member

    I don't know if it has AC? At least neither of us mentioned it.

    JUDDGE is the potential new owner.
     
  7. northcorner

    northcorner Guess what I'm thinking..

    Diego, please update this thread when, or if you get any answers. I've got a '70 stage 1 4-speed with a bench seat and NO air. I'm curious as to what you're going to find out.
     
  8. JUDDGE

    JUDDGE Member


    Good Evening Young Rosenberg. How goes it today???
     
  9. 442w30

    442w30 Well-Known Member

    I'm not so young anymore. :)
     
  10. dan zepnick

    dan zepnick Well-Known Member

    i also have a 70 stage1 ,bench seat,base interior.i have a magazine that has the same car in it.i'll have to dig it out.it was from the early 80's that said there was only 42-48? of these cars.don't no wear the stats came from back then but?? would slaon have this info??
     
  11. 442w30

    442w30 Well-Known Member

    If it's from the 1980s, I'm guessing someone pulled numbers out of their butt.

    I am gonna guess it's the turquoise/white Basketball Sam car, right?
     
  12. dan zepnick

    dan zepnick Well-Known Member

    dug out the mag.it is musclecars jan.1994.canfield ohio's william bartels is the owner.7o stage1,red,black interior,split bench with armrest.they quote reliable sources at 48 with this option.take it for what it's wirth..it also has tom rix's 2 70 gs's in it.:Do No:
     
  13. Duane

    Duane Member

    I also had an early 70 Stage 1 4-speed with the base interior. It was Diplomat blue with a std Blue front bench.
    Duane
     
  14. jj455

    jj455 1970 Stage 1

    Duane, That must mean there were at least one other car like mine. Unless you owned my car years ago! :beer Jim
     
  15. Duane

    Duane Member

    Jim,
    I don't know. I sold my car to a guy from Fort Dodge Iowa, after that I lost track. It had the 16" blue rallye wheel. (Took years to find the replacement for it.)

    At the time I had twinkies. Both were 70 Diplomat blue Stage 1 4-speeds, but the other had the Pearl White deluxe bucket seat interior.
    Duane
     
  16. jj455

    jj455 1970 Stage 1

    Duane...I gotta believe it is the same car, as mine spent sometime in Iowa. PM sent. Jim
     
  17. JUDDGE

    JUDDGE Member

    Thanks for the ongoing information. I am enthused to find out that my soon to be bought car is more rare than I thought.

    Any further info would be appreciated. Any ideas as to the appraisal values of this kind of car?? I have been told it could be around $70,000.
     
  18. CJay

    CJay Supercar owner Staff Member

    Condition might be a big factor:rolleyes: . You never mentioned it. There's a big difference between appraised value and real world value. 70k seems like a good number to tell the insurance company. But in real world value, for 70k, the car better be damn near concours.
     
  19. 442w30

    442w30 Well-Known Member

    I've seen Bill Bartels' car in person. :)
     
  20. JUDDGE

    JUDDGE Member

    The car in question has about 10,000 miles ( original) on it and has been stored inside for the last 20 years at least. Controlled indoor storage and maintained. :Dou:
     

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