choctaw
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Ok guys finally got her back from the interior shop ,,,said I would post some pics so here they are
unk:unk:......(it does still need a streering wheel)
unk:unk:......(it does still need a streering wheel)
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DMAN999
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Are those Invisible or Imaginary Pictures ? :rofl_200: :ummm:
choctaw
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Pics would not load ,,,try again......
choctaw
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Damnit man,,,,it shows the progress bar going all the way across and then nothing?????
choctaw
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Traumahawk
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The pics may be too large....if they are too large, the pics will upload then when you "close the window" there will be nothing.
choctaw
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Traumahawk
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Looking good!!!
choctaw
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Ok you guys ....what do you think? Now If the Vmax sells I have already found a 69' model 396 and a Muncie......see you guys
Bench seats on an SS? I know they made them but not a lot of cars had them.
fltinstructor
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Actually bench seats were standard seats back then. Buckets were the higher dollar option. I had a "True" 70 SS with bench seat and column shifter. To get back on point. Your interior looks really nice!! unk:
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It does look nice. All our SS's have the buckets.
twistedmax
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Thats bcause you have the HIGH END opptioned cars!:rofl_200::rofl_200:
06VMAXIMUS
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Looks nice! Is that a camaro steering wheel?
Didn't notice the wheel but now that I look it's missing the tunes too!
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choctaw
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Yep Camaro steering wheel,,build sheet says bench seat,,in 69' only the SS was an option added to a Malibu instead of a type of Malibu
My brother is looking at a 1970 SS LS5 two owner car this weekend. I'ts in very good shape, mostly original, repainted once, has 55K miles on it.
I'm not a Chevy guy at all, but I do know that these Chevelles can be worth a lot of money. Problem is I'm seeing prices all over the place so I can't really advise him on what it might be worth. NADA list's it anywhere from 38K to 106K. On Ebay the prices are allover the place as well.
I know matching numbers have a big impact on price, this car is supposed to be all matching.
Anyone have an idea on a range for it's value? :ummm:
Thanks,
Mark
I'm not a Chevy guy at all, but I do know that these Chevelles can be worth a lot of money. Problem is I'm seeing prices all over the place so I can't really advise him on what it might be worth. NADA list's it anywhere from 38K to 106K. On Ebay the prices are allover the place as well.
I know matching numbers have a big impact on price, this car is supposed to be all matching.
Anyone have an idea on a range for it's value? :ummm:
Thanks,
Mark
fltinstructor
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The LS6 is where the biggest cost is (and a convertible is very expensive). The LS5 is still very desireable and condition and originality will mean everything to a collector. For someone wanting to own one i'd say pay what you feel its' worth to you. I have seen them sell for that large a price spread too.
Anywhere from $35k-$50k would be fair if it's a very nice car (though maybe not showroom).
Sean
Anywhere from $35k-$50k would be fair if it's a very nice car (though maybe not showroom).
Sean
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