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16 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

The 70 model Chevelle is the best model they made. That is a real collectors item in that condition.  It would cost you or I nearly 6 figures for that ride. He probably got it as a gift. It's still a badass ride. Good for Ron.

My father has a convertible in his basement, its a basketcase...but got numbers and title......theres only around .....theres very few of them out there..

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16 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

The 70 model Chevelle is the best model they made. That is a real collectors item in that condition.  It would cost you or I nearly 6 figures for that ride. He probably got it as a gift. It's still a badass ride. Good for Ron.

Meh, he'll run it into the ground and it'll be a shadow of it's former self in 7 years.

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1 minute ago, Basbear said:

My father has a convertible in his basement, its a basketcase...but got numbers and title......theres only around .....theres very few of them out there..

I know of one in someone's basement as well. It's a 70 model convertible with all matching numbers and was a 1 owner car.  It has a big block and 4 speed manual transmission and all black. It's a basket case as well. Tried to buy it several times but the guy won't even talk about it. It's been in his basement garage for 30 years.

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1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:

I know of one in someone's basement as well. It's a 70 model convertible with all matching numbers and was a 1 owner car.  It has a big block and 4 speed manual transmission and all black. It's a basket case as well. Tried to buy it several times but the guy won't even talk about it. It's been in his basement garage for 30 years.

YOU may know my father, lols.... was it a large man, like 330 6'2? 

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Just now, Basbear said:

No chance, even when my dad was 25 he was above 200. 

Yeah the guy I'm talking about is skinny. He's always been that way.  He may not even be 6' tall lol. I know another guy that has a detached 5000 Sq ft garage that his made him build for his projects. He filled it with old chevy Novas and Chevelles. There's probably 20 cars in there.  Most are in pieces but he will not sell any of them.

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Just now, Jon Snow said:

Yeah the guy I'm talking about is skinny. He's always been that way.  He may not even be 6' tall lol. I know another guy that has a detached 5000 Sq ft garage that his made him build for his projects. He filled it with old chevy Novas and Chevelles. There's probably 20 cars in there.  Most are in pieces but he will not sell any of them.

My father has around 30 cars, all different form geo mertos to chevelle.....you got to hit him with a high number for him to even think about it. lots of parts and engine, he was a mechanical genius. still is.

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