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1971 Stage 1 GSX Tribute on the Bay

Discussion in 'Ebay Parts and Cars' started by rkammer, May 2, 2021.

  1. rkammer

    rkammer Gold Level Contributor

  2. 1972 Stage 1

    1972 Stage 1 Well-Known Member

    Those are original stampings.
     
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  3. chiefsb30

    chiefsb30 Gold Level Contributor

    Yeah I agree. And unfortunately, if you have someone else do a restoration, that's the price point that you hit easily, and the reality of selling it.

    I was vaguely aware this car was coming for sale but wasn't aware it wasn't an actual GSX. Its sounds like he took a special car in a 71 Stage, and tried to make it more special by making a GSX. I'm not trying to be a jerk, and it looks like a really nice car done high end. I appreciate that everyone can do what they like with their own car. But why not use a Skylark and not a documented 71 Stage to do something like that? You'd likely save some money
     
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  4. chiefsb30

    chiefsb30 Gold Level Contributor

    Ostensibly its pretty clean so it wouldn't need metal work, but yeah any buyer is out some money to "un GSX" it if that's the goal. He'll probably still get money because not everyone is a numbers freak, and it really does seem high quality. But I'm curious how it turns out.
     
  5. 72STAGE1

    72STAGE1 STAGE 1 & 2

    Nice car, but why the Olds steering wheel? And the gloss black on stripes? If you’re gonna go to the expense, do it right, right?
     
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  6. BadBrad

    BadBrad Got 4-speed?

    Wrong hose clamp. Meh.
     
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  7. 70 GMuscle

    70 GMuscle Plan B

    Car looks fantastic.
    I would keep it as is.
    He built it his way. Sucks he has to sell.
    Hope he gets some good coin for it.
     
  8. rkammer

    rkammer Gold Level Contributor

    I’m a bidder
     
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  9. 69 GS 400

    69 GS 400 Well-Known Member

    Wow $50,000 already and eight days to go. Wonder if some understand it is not a real GSX ?
     
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  10. Dano

    Dano Platinum Level Contributor

    Is it me, or does the "Just Dashes" dash pad just not look quite right?

    I would've restored it to orig. being a #'s matching '71 Stage 1 & not cut a hole in the hood, but wasn't my car/$ & just my 2 cents.
     
  11. stump puller455

    stump puller455 1970 GS 455

    Looks great to me ..
     
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  12. Max Damage

    Max Damage I'm working on it!

    The steering wheel would have to go if it was mine... Car looks immaculate and show all the $ spent.

    I agree that it seems odd to take a car with a lot of value as is and make it into a tribute. Wouldn't be my way either.
     
  13. chiefsb30

    chiefsb30 Gold Level Contributor

    No sale at 59.9k.
     
  14. chiefsb30

    chiefsb30 Gold Level Contributor

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