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Need the VIN too.

If somebody lives close, it's worth taking a look. Had a relative with a 67 GTX convertible, 440 4speed that was the same color combo.

Seen lots worse....not too many better.

At first glance, definitely looks interesting. But like many auto tales, the details yet to be told will determine the final outcome. :)

This would have been one the "old man" on Pawn Stars would have driven. :) Very nice bones on that one....deserves a good owner!

again...a very tempting project car...but asking price is beyond me The fact that it never ended up as a derby car is notable...deserves to be saved for sure. Good luck!

Very ratty....and quite a tempting project! Good thing it's too far away from me or I would be tempted to bid

Ran when parked.

If that's original miles....price is definitely reasonable.

It will sell.

Sold? The original link is deleted. We hope it went to a good home! :lol:

hmmm...hard to find fault at that price.

$2500?

Hmmm.....

very nice car for that era

If the price was about 1/3 of asking I might be talking to him, but I am a notorious cheapskate. :) It's a 1970 two door convertible. So it WILL sell to somebody, for some price. Looks like manual AC, but the parts appear to be in the trunk.

This thread is entertaining to read...even if I am not a "formal guy". The geekiness is amazing!

Very nice! It’s so nice, Definitely deserves to be called “Gran”. (But,does anybody really know what “Gran” means? Ford had their “Gran” Torino, Plymouth their “Gran” Fury. Mercury had their “Grand” Marquis and Pontiac their “Grand” Prix, but only the really special were “Gran”, apparently.)

Climate control and gas gauge not working Pass.

Not in the market, but that shade of green isn’t too bad with the white top.