I see that BAT has an excellent feature for the Seller, as anytime someone bids under the 2 minute mark, the auction resets to 2 minutes. This basically eliminates "sniping" (jumping in at the last second to bid). $23,250.00
See this '74 Stage-1 on eBay? Just ended today short of the reserve https://www.ebay.com/itm/124755626961
I did. Nice, original looking, '74 bid to 16,500. Most of the pictures were a little blurry and there wasn't a good close up
That’s a good price and in the correct ballpark for these cars IMO of between $15-19,000 for a nice driver.
Mine is a two owner car(not in my name yet) Second owner bought it from the original owner in 1989 with 48,000 miles on the clock. Car is currently @68k miles. Body and paint back in 91, along with an engine upgrade to 10 to 1 pistons, Stage 1 valves, cam, B4B, and Mickey Thompson Super Scavengers. These cars are undervalued, and under appreciated. They are a better build quality than the 64-72 A bodies, and far better ride quality, and there is no disputing either of those facts. What others deem their value as doesn't really matter to me, I really dig the car, it gets a ton of positive response locally, my kids have both driven it and dig it, and it wouldn't leave here for less than $22,500. I mentioned that in an earlier post because I have a guy bugging me about the car, and I told him just that....It's not leaving here for less than $22,500. He was watching the green one on bring a trailer, so that may have just sold mine by way of comparison to him. It's not really for sale anyway, and I can't replace it for that. With this car, I've been in it, under it, and around it. There are no hidden surprises, and I know what I have, a two owner, documented 73 GS 455.
Definitely more questions than answers with that listing. It’s 2021 - good photos are not that hard to come by for something you want to sell for more than $16,000.