<VV> Re: 1969 convertible Monza on the auction site

[Mike Stillwell]

 It looked pretty decent to me. If there weren't
already too many "neat" vairs in our collection, I
would have been interested. Body looked good, but
Ohio, is not generally known for their "old car
preserving climate", stored, or not. I'd prefer to
inspect before bidding, but a solid, matching numbers,
low mileage, optioned '69 with a special order paint
color seems to be a rare bird, and worth a fair amount
to me. 

 Mike
 YS-117

--- GMC228@aol.com wrote:

We watched ebay
> auction for the Hugger Orange - stuck engine (#3988)
> in Louisville with great interest.  Does anyone in
> this group know anything about it.  It was bid up to
> $5000, the bid retracted, and then didn't meet
> reserve around $3350. Both high bidders had zero
> feedback. It was claimed to have been ziebarted,
> stored inside since the 70's.  The pictures were not
> overly clear and by the way, it didn't have a title.
> It generated enough questions to preclude any
> bidding by my son without seeing it. The four hour
> one way drive is justified if the car is real and
> the seller straight.  It may not be relisted and the
> topic moot but,let's see if this can start a thread.
>  By the way, it probably had headrests.
> 
> Gene  Northern Indiana 




		
__________________________________ 
Do you Yahoo!? 
Yahoo! Mail - now with 250MB free storage. Learn more.
http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250