Price reduced to $5,000. This GS is worth putting together. It has solid fenders, quarters, doors hood and trunk lid. The floor has been replaced. The trunk pan needs to be replaced and it comes with the car. It is lacking the interior, core support and drivetrain. It came with power steering, brakes, AC, power top, bucket seats, console, gauges, tilt wheel and hey now a speed reminder! I really don't know what it is worth so am susceptible to offers.
I will put up a photo of the trim tag tomorrow. When I actually looked at the title I reralized it was a GS 455, not a GS 350. The paint code translates as Seamist green; green interior, white convertible top.
I like 350 cars but of course as an orig 455 car would be much more desirable and worthy of restoration. I'm sure thinking it was a 455 car was fun while it lasted. Would still like to see the trim tag. Thanks!
I don't see 130 listed as a trim code for '72 convertibles but also doesn't seem to be an SCO. 128 is black bench and 240 is green notchback. Any indication what it was &/or in the buckets/console is orig? Seamist w/a green top originally. Nice combo.
