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little leery of the tag being detached though

buyer beware!

well it could be a nice car, but should be bought at a price that would not reflect the value of a true SS. It is a shame we become jaded to horse stuff like that appears to be.
I mean really??? if a guy is restoring a 69 Camaro........is he DUMB enough to crush a TRUE 69SS? doesn't add up to me.....hell my WIFE knows better!!

I mean really??? if a guy is restoring a 69 Camaro........is he DUMB enough to crush a TRUE 69SS? doesn't add up to me.....hell my WIFE knows better!!


that's why I don't buy the story

Agreed dreis454!!! now my wife might crush MY car if she's pizz'd off......but she does KNOW BETTER than to crush a classic much less a true SS

that's why I don't buy the story

Me neither, just sounds a litle too far fetched.

cowl tag says 13637... lists VIN prefix as 136179 ?????:confused:

shouldn't the VIN start 13637_BXXXXXX?

Be easy enough to see if it's an original orange car, and talk to the original owner.

Seems odd that someone would take off the trim tag and all the other stuff, if he only wanted the engine for another car.

Be easy enough to see if it's an original orange car, and talk to the original owner.
69SS, I bet he's out of town on a business trip............:D ????

I thought the same thing no one who knows anything about classics would crush this car SS or 2 dr ht Chevelle.

i know some people who had a original monte ss454 in a junk yard by me we went back to buy it and the crushed it and it ran and drove. People do stupid stuff.

i liked this question at the bottom

Q: Would this car outrun an Import Tuner in it's current state?
A: Most of them yes. Thanks
yet it has no motor lol

hey i noticed another question where the guys response is it has idiot lights on it. if im not mistaken, didnt ss cars only come with gauges for oil amp etc?

maybe the junkyard owner was a ford guy and didnt particularly care for a chevelle. I passed on a 68 fastback mustang before my daughter got her lisense, main reason was the car was a ford. It was cheap enough, 1000 with a 20 footer paint job, no motor, and a trailer.
I know of a 70 mach 1 351 4 speed car, I think the guy was asking 5000 for it. They had to drive it into the back yard because the city doesnt like cars unregistered in the front yard. Too bad I don't like mustangs Id knock on the door to see if it was still for sale. If it was a chevelle I probably lose sleep over it. jim

Kind of strange that this one Monaco Orange '69 sold for less than half of the one above. Untampered with cowl tag, and still has it's original 12 bolt. Makes you wonder....

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maybe the junkyard owner was a ford guy and didnt particularly care for a chevelle. I passed on a 68 fastback mustang before my daughter got her lisense, main reason was the car was a ford. It was cheap enough, 1000 with a 20 footer paint job, no motor, and a trailer.
I know of a 70 mach 1 351 4 speed car, I think the guy was asking 5000 for it. They had to drive it into the back yard because the city doesnt like cars unregistered in the front yard. Too bad I don't like mustangs Id knock on the door to see if it was still for sale. If it was a chevelle I probably lose sleep over it. jim

I'll buy IT!!! if that car is any condition at all worthy of restore, I'll sell my Cougar in a heart beat for a 70 Mach. Don't get me wrong...I'll always love Chevelles MOST....but I don't cull none of the worthy beast of the day