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There will always be people to tell you what can't be done. I don't see that car being that bad. I have done a 58 Plymouth and a 74 Barracuda that were both in worse shape. I do just about everything myself, so the biggest expense is the parts and materials. There are still lots of us out there...

It was just a way of saying that it was a hot cam but not a "full race" cam and was suited for the street. The term was used pretty much by everyone and not just a Chevy thing.

Yep, That's the one I was talking about.

I think Direct Connection used to sell a cam for Big Block Wedges with the Hemi specs.

If that is a real Sport Fury, they go for decent money in running condition.

$7,500? Why not ask $75,000?

I don't know when it was painted and how nice a job it is, but it looks like it needs everything else gone over.

$4500 still looks too high for the condition it is in.

I can't believe that car will sell for that price. I would think the mid 30s to the low 40s USD.

Looking at the pictures, it seems this car would need to be stripped down and redone. Looks like it has a lot of bondo on it that is bubbling up.

Looks like another one going to the derby.

I couldn't help noticing in the description that they say it is a loud, fast car. Many people think that if it is loud that it is fast. Look at all the little 4-cylinder cars with the coffee can exhausts. Most of them are not very fast.

It would only have the washer nozzle if it had that option. It was not standard. I hope this does not end up as another Cristine.

It says it has a V8 and it does have dual exhausts so there should be V8 emblems on the front fenders.

I like the wagon, but not what was done to it.

Too bad. It looks like it was a nice car at some point.

The V.I.N. from the car is stamped in several places. If the dash and fender tag are from a different car I do believe you are committing a crime.