Third week of May from Atlanta according to the VIN plate (it's been removed & replaced as apparent by the rivets) and a first week Baltimore trim tag. :noway:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140302073222

So is it a Atlanta SS, A Baltimore SS or a medley????? I wonder if the engine is a 67 Kansas SS?????
And lets not forget The Baltimore side is Marina Blue with Black Bench seat!!!!!


I think its well worth the $38.5K... Hell, Your getting at least three cars for that price..........:D

Nice looking car from the outside, good stance, nice paint. Grille bugs me, when it's not correct.

too bad about the VIN tag, deal killer right there. Sharp car.

Never seen a console addition like that, clever solution for the front speakers, but I don't like it.

it starts with a turn of a key,no more crank threw the bumper ,thats got to be worth it

Nice looking car. Sad thing is, it's way nicer than mine, and I already have at least that amount into mine, and not even close to looking that good :clonk:

Nice looking car. Sad thing is, it's way nicer then mine, and I already have at least that amount into mine, and not even close to looking that good :clonk:

Buy it and put your Vin tag on it.........He did!!!!!!!

"Numbers matching" or "all original" does not make a damn to me and I am always amazed at how much money people will pay just for numbers. This is one example of someone that is taking advantage of these "numbers" people. I sent the seller a message and this was his answer.
"it was just brought to my attention. i am selling this car for the owner and have contacted the dealer that sold it to him. thank you for your info.
david"
I did notice that he did not lower the price yet. I'd be more inclined to pay 38 grand for a chevelle with upgraded suspension, big disc brakes, and a 600 hp big block that I would for a numbers matching car with SS numbers.

Check out the shot of the wiring harness near the dist. cap...wtf crusty crusty

"Numbers matching" or "all original" does not make a damn to me and I am always amazed at how much money people will pay just for numbers. This is one example of someone that is taking advantage of these "numbers" people. I sent the seller a message and this was his answer.
"it was just brought to my attention. i am selling this car for the owner and have contacted the dealer that sold it to him. thank you for your info.
david"
I did notice that he did not lower the price yet. I'd be more inclined to pay 38 grand for a chevelle with upgraded suspension, big disc brakes, and a 600 hp big block that I would for a numbers matching car with SS numbers.

same here i would pay more for goodies,stock was always the starting point to a muscle car ,not the end

amen, and awesome car vegadan. your is a prime example of a goodie filled car. I hope to get my 67 to that point someday.

"Numbers matching" or "all original" does not make a damn to me and I am always amazed at how much money people will pay just for number.

How about the VIN matching the paperwork; matching the hidden VIN and trim tag? that is the gist of this thread.