Is this for real, because if it is I am selling my nos strikers.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290368304064&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT

Wow, That is freaking crazy, Joe.

If thats not a shill. Someone is really a fool.

I just choked and spewed at the same time.
Crazy.

Cool! I've got a few of those ... :D

Is this for real, because if it is I am selling my nos strikers.

Cool! I've got a few of those ... :D

Damn, now the market is going to be flooded, I'll have to wait until you guys sell yours first.

I'd hate to see the price if those were LS-6 strikers.

I have a pair of those myself...in the GM box....maybe I'll throw them on ebay and see if there are any like minded people ;)

I love that when everytime something goes for a lot of money on ebay, everyone starts with the "shill bidding" routine. Give it a break please. I sell about 30 items a week on ebay and sometimes stuff just goes for stupid money and thats life.

http://www.yankeelady.com/vp/vp-g089-1.jpg

Found these for $12.00 on the internet. Some people are crazy, but I can't say much because I took advantage of many people on ebay that bid way too much for what I was selling. Its always worth what they are willing to pay.:D

Wow, That is freaking crazy, Joe.

:eek:

I'd hate to see the price if those were LS-6 strikers.

l:)

Striker!!! Striker!!! Striker!!! Looks like a picked the wrong week to stop do'in crack.

I love that when everytime something goes for a lot of money on ebay, everyone starts with the "shill bidding" routine. Give it a break please. I sell about 30 items a week on ebay and sometimes stuff just goes for stupid money and thats life.

Yea yea, your always on here standing up for yourself in these regards. But that much for a striker? Common.:sad:

Ya know you guys are making fun of this, but I think many have overlooked the fact that they are probably not correct for 1964-72 GM cars.

I believe the correct striker would use an allen wrench. Not a Torx.

The strikers in this auction are for newer cars.
Again, buyer beware. You've got to know your facts.

I don't know of any GM parts numbers that start with a 2 that would be correct for our 64-72 cars. Unless it's a superceded #.

Most of the real 1964-72 NOS stuff will start with a 37XXXXX 38XXXXX or a 39XXXXX
Then sometime in the 70's the numbers started to begin with 1XXXXXXX

If there's a barcode on the packaging. it's not true NOS.

Somebody look up the original part number for the 1960's strikers. Is it really 20151275 ? I doubt it.

I believe my 70 has torx on it - They sure look original.

LK

Ya know you guys are making fun of this, but I think many have overlooked the fact that they are probably not correct for 1964-72 GM cars.

I believe the correct striker would use an allen wrench. Not a Torx.


Again, buyer beware. You've got to know your facts.



My 66 Has allen head, I have an untouched original 1970 in the garage that has the Torx style.

I believe my 70 has torx on it - They sure look original.

LK

that is correct. Both my 70 SS and 72 GS have a torx..along with the a Ram Air 1970 Judge that a good friend owns that has 70,000 original miles and is all original except for the tires.

'68 is allen head.
BillL

......just to toss 0.02 in....my 70 bought in 1980....original paint and bone stock....Torx head.....

http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=294751&highlight=striker

That price strikes me as a little on the high side.:)

...everytime something goes for a lot of money on ebay, everyone starts with the "shill bidding" routine.

...sometimes stuff just goes for stupid money...


Ahh, but Mr. FastVellen, $455 for a pair of strikers is beyond stupid...it's insane.

Regards,
-Greg

1969 may be the last year for the hex. Or some of the 1970 car had them?
All of the 69's I have had were the hex type.

I took a pair of the torx style off an 83 El Camino. Im not sure if those would be the same as the older torx style. Being metric and all.