Jared Richey

He called them. They want like $550 for one.

Who sells the right color for a 70? Dark green. Legendary says 70-72. But the color was different for 71 and 72.

Wow. I never seen rust on a front rotor like that. Thanks for showing.

Kevin needs to share his van.

Seems they only want NO reserve these days. If anyone is thinking of selling dont waste your time with them. I submitted our 1960 pontiac Catalina. Original paint car, with 85k miles and got told this. It cost $99 to list, they should raise their price for a Reserve Auction and still give people the option. Im no gambler.

The adventures to the Eastern Meets, especially the first 2 i was at in 2006 and 2007. So many are no longer with us.

A solid bottom with a destroyed roof, rust or otherwise would be perfect.

Also when done. You'll have a factory Big Block car. If you find a SS for a good price roll with it.

If you paid say $35k for a $28k car in 5 years it'll be worth 35 anyway. These are still gradually climbing.

Underhood is satin Black not body color but yes if they do repaint all that even back black that would definitely add substantial $. I always paint the top of cowl, front grille support bars, radiator cover just as my normal paint job process to freshen everything up. Even if they dont want a full engine detail. Just doing that little bit helps a ton.

Unless they are not doing door jambs going back same color. Price Should NOT be much different. Color change doesn't matter when jambs are getting painted anyway. Now for resale value the light green is not a very popular color but if you plan on keeping it won't matter. Im doing one that color now. I had Tammy at Revolt jazz up the color with added pearl. He is going with a black top and keeping the dark Green Interior

Just messaged them for you

This one above is the only one id have. It looks original. My only complaint is the print should have a green tint like factory in a 70or atleast an option.

Yes 100% I am dealing with and will be dealing with that for quite a while on cars I ended up with.

Chevelle mostly had steel. Ours were plastic