Judging by the pictures, it appears to be one of the nicest restored 69's I've seen for sale in quite some time. Only a few minor issues that I can see from a "correctness" standpoint. The colour combination is probably one of those love it or hate it scenarios. I wonder if any of our NJ guys have seen this car in person.

I posted on another board a few days ago that it could peak at $75K or more. I think at that time the bidding was in the low $30K's.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4587422952&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1#ebayphotohosting

Quality, quality, quality - still seems to be the ongoing ticket for success.

that is one nice car. It is vary cool to see that car was sold new 20 miles from my house, and were my Monte Carlo was sold at. I don't think that car at the MD chevelle show at North East MD. why if that car was sold new in PA why was it built in Framingham, Massachusetts, instead of Baltimore, Maryland?

I agree, looks to be a very nice L78. No mention of any documentation would be a concern to me at these price levels.

I'm pretty sure this Chevelle was on Future Classics website a little while ago. They are in Lakewood, NJ. Maybe the car has changed dealers hands?

My 69 was built in Framingham, Mass. and was sold at a chevy dealer in Medford, NJ.
That is an awesome looking 69, I like the color combo. I'd like to see it in person.

"Future Classics" is that the NJ outfit that keeps changing names? If they had the car, be careful.

I saw the car when it was at Future Classics http://www.futureclassicsnj.com/carshow.cfm?carspage=musclecars.cfm&vview=2&auto_id=1112
It is a nice restoration. I guess it was sold to another local dealer and they stuck it on Ebay or it's the same outfit in different locations? It doesn't say sold on the Future Classics web site so??????

I like it, Don ! Long live the blue L78's !! Glad to see the prices staying strong. I'm glad I don't have to go out and buy one of these at today's prices.

A blue L78 sold at the Atlantic City auction last February for $92,000.00. Very nice restoration but no paperwork.

The one that sold in AC, was that an aluminum head motor? If so that's why it was so high.