Re: Anyone know of this L34 car?
 

Pete you might want to get ahold of Wilma. He always has a great collection of Novas and he might just have one for sale. I need to warn you that if you hang around Albert and Bill you might get the fever to get a Chevelle or El Camino.
Mark Sheppard

Re: Anyone know of this L34 car?
 

Mark,

I would love a Chevelle and El Camino... But only after I get my Nova!!!

Re: Anyone know of this L34 car?
 

It's probably an SS car, but I wouldn't bet the farm it's a 396. CTW was also used for Camaros and other 70 BB applications. I can't read the tag on the trans very well, but it kinda looks like 06A. Seems a little late for the build date of the car if I read that right. The disc brake set up is way wrong for original, as are some of the pieces on the motor. The build sheet tells you it has the SS package, but there's no motor call out in 70. It could have been a 350. No rear swaybar. The SS package didn't include the SS rims.
Now...it's a cool fairly rare color, and if your not concerned over absolute originallity, and it goes cheap, it's ok. I tend to not believe the docs are absolute. Show me a window sticker, a dealer invoice, or pop.
You asked, that's my 2 cents. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif

Re: Anyone know of this L34 car?
 

Didn't see the cars vin number stamped on the pad either.

Re: Anyone know of this L34 car?
 

Sold for $25k.

Re: Anyone know of this L34 car?
 

Is it really sold? The seller has an auction for a documented small block car on right now with bids around $10K. However, here is the auction for the same car that ended on May16/09. No mention of it being relisted due to a deadbeat bidder or other problems?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet...%3A1|240%3A1308


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet...%3A1|240%3A1308



I could be wrong, maybe he has a matched set.



The only thing that I believe about E Bay car auctions is the "completed listings" section. Nothing but a sea of red ink for unsold vehicles.And in this case maybe even the completed listings section is not believable.

I still use E Bay, just as an inexpensive way to give a car exposure that may lead to a sale.But as an indicator of prices?

In the stock market paying too much for a given stock because someone else is ready to overpay is called "The greater fool theory". If the next person is willing to pay $60K for a car then I can't be too far off in paying $65K. But what if the $60K bid is not real?