Looks like he obviously read Carl's last post and re-listed it for the 7K regardless of condition!

Regards,

Astrohog

On the other hand..... 69 Production Year examples seem to bring $7K+ no matter their condition or completeness.

I would gladly take $7k for #331, but that's not going to happen. I may have it sold by the weekend though.

-Mike

#383 just showed up on CL in Queens, asking $7950.

http://newyork.craigslist.org/que/cto/977221983.html

A preview of ebay things to come...again, and again, and again!

Will

Is that the correct airbox for a 69?

Is that the correct airbox for a 69?

No, the series 1 airboxs don't have the summer/winter flap in the front or the hose on the bottom. The earliest of these don't have any stickers on the top either. I don't think there are a lot of things on this car that are correct for a 1969 production car though.

-Mike

Edited January 3, 200916 yr by Mike B

I thought that looked fishy. My 01/70 has no stickers or summer/winter flap. Can we be sure the numbers even match?

No, the series 1 airboxs don't have the summer/winter flap in the front or the hose on the bottom. The earliest of these don't have any stickers on the top either. I don't think there are a lot of things on this car that are correct for a 1969 production car though.

-Mike

Mike, I agree that there are a log of incorrect things going on here, but the later series 1 cars do have the summer/winter flap. I'm guessing this was added around the model year change between 1970 and 1971 series 1 cars.

Sorry, don't mean to be picky.

Dan

A late air box, a late console.......If the engine isn't original, why would anyone spend the money on a very expensive resto? This is a $1500.00 parts car! IMO

That car is not only overpriced it is a mess. But I guess there are people that would pay the price. Just not me or any of the Z guys I know. All I can say is wow. Is this the part where you put the lipstick on the pig? Just my honest opinion. This is a prime example what e-bay can do.