Really nice build for sale

[Vegas69]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-...1%7C240%3A1308

[srh3trinity]

Agreed, that is a nice ride.

[Flash68]

Looks to be very high quality, but I would expect more than a mild carbed small block for that price.

[Vegas69]

I agree with that

[rogue]

not a fan of street rod interior in muscle cars. The gauges are pretty bad as well.

But not bad for a convertible

[MarkM66]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Looks to be very high quality, but I would expect more than a mild carbed small block for that price.

It is a really nice car, saw it at Columbus last year.

With all that work done, I never understood the "ball milled" valve covers and wire looms. But I guess that's an easy change.

[ProdigyCustoms]

It is a very nice car, those autocross times are way off though.

[Fluid Power]

Originally Posted by rogue

not a fan of street rod interior in muscle cars. The gauges are pretty bad as well.

But not bad for a convertible

Yeah the gauges are different, he should have stuck with Autometers..

This guy also built this car if anyone remembers.

http://www.apluspowder.com/customers/

[speedshftr]

i really like the grille treatment.its a sweet car no doubt.not to taint the sellers sale but considering the economy at this time i dont think it will do the asking price.id say 85 tops.i could be dead wrong though.id be proud to drive it.the cranberry red car that was the goodguys top 5 pick ect i think sold for 125?now that car was worth every penny and showed it by getting that money in this economy.

[DRJDVM's '69]

With all that work done, I never understood the "ball milled" valve covers and wire looms. But I guess that's an easy change

That was my first thought too !!!! There is big $$ in this car and they use cheap ass swap meet valve covers and wire looms? I dont get it.....

Not a big fan of the interior either....but a nicely done car