Is this a 71 GS 350 convert 434671H ?

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  1. GS-XNR

    GS-XNR Well-Known Member

    Last one.....
     

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  2. GS-XNR

    GS-XNR Well-Known Member

    After seeing these pics, if I'm out of line with the price please let me know!
    Thanks
    Harv
     
  3. Nicholas Sloop

    Nicholas Sloop '08 GS Nats BSA runner up

    I think $8K is fair. The only thing show quality is the exterior. Nasty under hood, look how faded that kick panel is, etc.
    Walk away with a clear conscience.
     
  4. darrenkp

    darrenkp Love that Torque!

    I agree. If the interior and engine compartment were redone, his asking price would probably be reasonable. But not in it's current condition.
     
  5. tstclr

    tstclr Well-Known Member

    I looked at a 71 GS 350/4 speed in 1991 that was for sale in Goderich, Ontario. It was a one owner car and it was as plain as the one you are looking at- except it was a bronze color with similar interior. It even had the Skylark hubcaps. The owner was a minister and told me he was embarassed by the Hurst shifter!
    Oh, BTW-he was asking $6500 for the car and I could only afford $4000. About a month later AFTER I bought a 66 Mustang he called me and said I could have the car for $4000! :Dou:

    Todd
     
  6. GStage1

    GStage1 Always looking for parts!

    I bet the car is still for sale. $13k is for a show worthy car.
    With the current condition, I bet a lot more will need replacing such as w-strip, bushings, ball joints, etc. Looks like a low option car, non-ac. He will have it for a while.
     
  7. GS-XNR

    GS-XNR Well-Known Member

    The car sold two weeks ago. The buyer was from Dallas. I don't know what he got for it though.
    Harvey
     
  8. Cruisin' Lou

    Cruisin' Lou Member

    Hey ,,,not To Put My 2 Cents Where It Might Not Belong ,,but I Have A '71 Gs 455 Stage 1 Convertible ,,,and 434671h Can Only Be Either A Convertible 455 Gs Or A Convertible Stage 1 455 Gs ,,,,gs 350 Has A Different Vin #...,,,4 Speed ?? Yes ,very Rare.(i Think Only 9 Sticks Were Made In Hard Top,even Less Rag Tops, But Not Sure How Many ,the Book Is @ Home) ,,..according To The "gs Facts And Figures Book " Which I Am Lucky To Have A Copy Of...happen To Have An Extra Grille ??that's What I Need For Mine....good Luck ,buy The Car ! Cruisin' Lou
     
  9. cjp69

    cjp69 Gold Level Contributor

    Lou,

    That is not correct. In 1971 (only) all GS' were identified by a "34". So a 43467 car could be a GS 350 or GS 455 (with or without Stage 1).

    Check here for more info on VIN's.

    Sounds like you have a neat car!

    9 four speed Stage 1's is correct, Here are production numbers for GS'.


    Chris
     
  10. TimR

    TimR Nutcase at large

    I don't know, if its real 71 GS 350 four speed that is a pretty neat car.....spend 800.00 on the interior(new seat and door panels), some clean up under the hood and it would be a pretty smokin car. Its even got the correct grille...

    These cars are worth whatever the market will bring. 13K seems a bit high for that condition, but not unreasonable. Body looks nice, and 1 of 51!!

    later
    Tim
     

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