Plymouth GTX Convertible, 1969. Very Rare Only 550 Ever Built
440 Automatic, Registered to Gilain Covier. Free and Clear Title
Asking $10.000 OBO, I know how much this car is worth, No Lowballs
I wonder what "Gilain Covier" thinks about this! Ten grand, my ***. There does not appear to be a useable, salvageable part on this car. Probably no fender tag or build sheet, either. $500 on a good day, and that is assuming the top frame is at all good.
Plymouth GTX Convertible, 1969. Very Rare Only 550 Ever Built
440 Automatic, Registered to Gilain Covier. Free and Clear Title
Asking $10.000 OBO, I know how much this car is worth, No Lowballs
I wonder what "Gilain Covier" thinks about this! Ten grand, my ***. There does not appear to be a useable, salvageable part on this car. Probably no fender tag or build sheet, either. $500 on a good day, and that is assuming the top frame is at all good.
I would actually like to see this car in person but mainly because I like looking at rusty heaps.
Boom, there it is!Being a Grade 5 car, by a mile, it would be worth around 8K with drive train. I don't see a drive train.
I will bet he gets very close to his number. People pay big bucks for provenance. A fender tag on a Dodge is just that. Not lost piece of paper, not someones word the car is real. Proof it WAS a muscle Car is right there.