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08-15-2017, 11:56 AM
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i saw your GTO is already on ebay and the restoration looks very, very well done. that said, $60k+ for a 335/auto seems like really strong money. i know of a beautifully restored 67 HO 'vert, 4 speed that is struggling to bring $65k. that car just went through mecum in harrisburg and topped out somewhere in the mid/high 50s, iirc. while $40-45k will bring cars like my '67, $60-65k seems to bring all but the R/A cars. either way, i wish you the best of luck.
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