[sixtiesmuscle]

I'm not sure all the high end collectors keep track of what's on Ebay, so, I don't think the ending bid will reflect the true market value. Auctions take at least two bidders to drive the price up. A sale only takes one person willing to pay an agreed upon price. In my opinion, that particular car wasn't a good candidate for Ebay, especially considering that the seller is expecting top dollar. As has been pointed out, however, the '69 B/M Chevelle that was on awile back ended up selling after the auction ended without meeting the reserve for what most consider to be more than top dollar for a car needing EVERYTHING. It'll be interesting to see the activity anyway.