[ged2227]

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/h...122267991.html

Too much? I know the rot issue... If most of the original stuff is there...? Maybe a good resto project? Maybe 6-K? Less? I dig the Atoll Blue...

Just want some "experienced" opinions before I call and send someone out to look at it.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Sort of looks like it just needs dustless media blasting and a paint job.
(with all that a bare metal/substrate paint job entails)

Find out where it was born and raised, it doesn't look like a northern body.

Depending on eye exams and test drive results, it could be worth his asking price.
It has good things in its favor
Good Luck with it

[72projectbird]

I'd think that car around here would sell very fast at that price.

Looks like a great start to something very cool.

[tallyhoe]

Im in agreement with the above posts. Just the fact its intact and pretty original makes it a fair price. So many times they are partially dismantled...

[ged2227]

Even considering it will need lower quarters and fenders (at a minimum)?

[Held for Ransom]

Contact member GTO.PAUL for honest review. If you have to have it for what it is/was, it's worth the asking price.

[getmygoat]

Originally Posted by ged2227

Even considering it will need lower quarters and fenders (at a minimum)?

That's the problem with buying a car to restore. You will never be in the money so just forget about that. You are buying the restoration experience. I agree $12k that call will sell all day long.

If you put that car on ebay with a $12k buy it now it would be gone in 1/2 hour or maybe less.

[trishieldchief]

That is a great looking original 70 GTO 4 speed car.