Just an opinion,but I would think that a 70 GS455 would be more money than the 71-72 455 cars. I posed that question in an earlier post,and that was the opinion. I would think at least in my case ORIGINALTY would mean ALOT no matter what year. Some people don't care. No right or wrong just an individual thing.
I think in this case that "No answer" on VIN, actually IS an answer . Until then I'd buy it like it was a 350, 2bbl Skylark with stripes.......... Not leavin ya a whole lot of choice and I am sure the auction companies won't put their butts on the line without documentation either, to explain why it didn't get auctioned off..................... That is the other red flag when you have to hurry and buy it before..............(fill in the blank) Car may be okay but I always err on the safe side after getting burned one time in the past All could be cleared up real easily if there is nothing to hide
Here is the serial number from the Carlisle Auction: 446370H265900. I don't know if it's correct. Harvey
I contacted Wayne and left message a while back, no reply yet. Call me a sucker, I'm stillinterested if the history/pedigree can be verified. Is this a numbers match car?
Hello everyone I did bring the car to carlisle auction the car brought $25,500 sorry about not getting the vin to you I have been out of town on buisness often and have been using the car a little, The vin number posted in the earlier posts is correct so have at it with wayne I can never seem to hookup with him. This is one hell of a nice car!I have had it for a while if it sells that would be great if it doesn't I'll continue to enjoy it . Thanks for all the interest if anyone is seriously interested call me I don't check this board often thanks Joe 518-857-4060
Joe, when we get back in town, I'll give you a call. I left a message for Wayne but no response either. I'm still interested if we can work out some of the car's history questions I have.
