'70 Stage 1 4-sp

Looks like @Horsman 's old car?

https://vi.raptor.ebaydesc.com/ws/e...ry=6144&pm=1&ds=0&t=1616126895233&cspheader=1

 

Yes sir

 

No price, but no doubt Pricey! What a great car!

 

beautiful.

 

If you have to ask, you can't afford it, I guess that is the sales approach. Makes it feel so exclusive. I mean, it is a rare car to be sure, but they just want to butter it up.

 

$102998.00. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Buick-GS-Stage-1/114731040457?hash=item1ab680bec9:g:~ycAAOSwa7hgUq1l

Was a thread on here recently about it (https://www.v8buick.com/index.php?threads/1970-stage1-formerly-jeff-horsman-s-gs.365985/)

Sold for $75k not long ago and I recall it selling for around $79k (plus buyer's prem.) a few years back at an auction in NC.

 

Chump change for many. Not me unfortunately.

 

I would go $70k, not a penny more, because I would be out of pennys.

 

I'd be out of 'em well before that, lol (it's either laugh or cry). Better times are on the horizon.

 

This is a gorgeous car with a fantastic restoration so I mean no disrespect to this car in any way with this comment:

I often find a seller's description interesting to read as they dance around admitting when a car does not have the original engine. The current ad for this car states: "It has correct casting codes, the block was decked during rebuild"

 

You are right, it does seem to happen a lot.

 

Yep, an when it passes through five hands they still expect it to bring top dollar. Just ask the the guy who turned the J+B red stage 2 race car in to a auction queen.

 

Yeah they use that correct casting codes and the blocks been decked more than not as an excuse.

 

It’s a shame it’s a great combination with a white interior.

 

It says Free Shipping though That might swing someone haha.