Nice car but the value NADA that they list seems high. $60,725-$130,970! If I can get $130,000 for my GS I guess I will cash out! m.ebay.com/itm/1970-Buick-Other-GS-455-Stage-1-Numbers-Matching-/112485694685?hash=item1a30ab7cdd%3Ag%3Ay8YAAOSwRMtZZA0u&_trkparms=pageci%253A434cdc68-6bb6-11e7-a8b2-74dbd1808df4%257Cparentrq%253A55b6ad0515d0ac80362859a6ffe43a1c%257Ciid%253A3
Yeah, NADA seems to think that a GS Stage 1 is worth 119k. But a 350 car according to them is worth even more at 137k. So take what NADA says with a grain of salt. Its worth exactly what someone is willing to pay for it As an FYI, NADA lists the value of a GS-455 at 49k which I believe this is
It's another big buck car that wouldn't even pass inspection here in MA (no seat belts, no washers, who knows what else?). I have to say I love the pics, though. You would have to be blind not to see the stuff wrong with it. Wish there were pics like that of my car before I bought it!
That color is beginning to grow on me, it looks really good with the splash of red GS emblems and chrome.........
Well, I can shed a little light on this car. I bought this car in 2000 from the original owner in San Diego. It is a numbers-matching GS 455. I had it shipped to Orlando and painted it here as well as some resto work at that time. The car had zero rust. The strangest thing I noticed is that the Burnished Saddle interior was very dark and dirty looking. It smelled like an ashtray as many of those cars did. Apparently the black dirt was nicotine stain that seemed to almost preserve the interior. I cleaned the black film off the vinyl and under it the vinyl looked new. The person I sold it to had it for 16 years. He put bucket seats in it and rebuilt the engine. It originally had a split bench seat. The person that has the car listed on Ebay is not the person I sold it to. This person recently purchased it from the person I sold it to. If there are any questions about the car, I can answer them. ( I believe the mileage is 124,000) Mike
