[cliffhanger]

gotta reply to this.

dont get why there's so much fuzz about the car. sure it says numbers matching. but anybody with a little thought knows thats not true. the reserve price is WAYYY to low for a actual numbers matching all correct 70's lucy blue trans am.

there are formula's with incorrect camaro spoilers and worn interiors away for the same price!

should it BE actually a true lucy blue trans am, AND it has the original engine, it would be a bargain I dare to say. why? i've seen same/worse looking 70's t/a's number matching (not even fully matching) come by the last 3 years on ebay, and they were reserved at a FAR higher price. 30 to 40 thousand USD f.e. I recall a numbers matching t/a a while ago for about 80.000 USD iirc, true, it was RA4, fully numbers matching, etc etc.....

I kinda understand people are interested in figuring out what would be incorrectly on a car and what should be correctly.....but guys, remember, its a car 38 years old!

rather pick on filthy rats like these!:

http://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/sh...e&pageNumber=1

now that's a scam!

[thefirebirdm@n]

We don't know what the reserve is but I'm pretty sure the current bidding is no where near what they're wanting for that car. I'm pretty sure they had a buy it now in the 50s or 60s in the first auction but I could be remembering that wrong. I remember they wanted a LOT for it. I only gave it a casual glance the first time for that very reason. Otherwise I agree with you to a certain extent, however it does seem to me that this dealer is trying to pass it off as a low-mileage, recent restoration that is show quality which its not. Of course I'm sure its just more lack of knowledge on the dealers part then them trying to scam anyone.