[69novamanrick]

Don't know the history, but I sure see a lot of things that don't quite add up. The fellow did a nice job on what he has done, but looks like an A/C dash on the passenger side, A/C heater control, no A/C on the left of the Speedo dash bezel, appears to maybe have a tach dash, but no console and gauges, Speedo cable routed from driver side rather than passenger side makes me wonder if its a true Muncie 4-speed car or conversion. Does have a crossmember that appears to be a big block, but looks like tranny is bolted in the center meaning this could be small block or a Firebird crossmember. Has a late model brake proportioning valve. Looks like Hurst shifter and linkage. Has an inline reverse or backup switch mounted to the shifter. The intake is something odd and not the 3933163. Looks like 69 alt brackets. Fan blade looks like it might be a correct solid 5 blade 5 rivet. No reverse interlock linkages. Also looks like an auto shift column and a auto selector in the speedo bezel. Looks like maybe a radio delete cover homemade? I guess it depends on what you're after or looking for as far as being technically correct? Originality? Just a nice show car thats been built to his way of thinking? I'd like to see the cowl tag to verify bench or bucket seats, interior and color codes. Also is it a 12 Bolt rear diff? Is it a 11427 car or a 11327 car that's been badged or cloned? What are the heads? Holley? It is a nice looking ride for wht it is. Not sure I'd be willing to go that much on price considering everything.