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1971 w30 convert survivors
I know there are 'olds' guys that come here to play, are their a lot of survivor w30s? my friend bought one and is flipping it, and I found out the air is rare, but not sure about how many are all original still. any opinions welcome, it should be hitting ebay soon. he has no idea how to price it, I told him make sure you know the survivor count if possible.
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1971 W30 Convertables are like hens teeth due to a very low production number. Then survivor moves it up another couple of notches. If the powertrain is complete and everything is on the up and up, I have no idea, but I am guessing $150-175 area. I could be wet as a duck, but if this is a top grade survivor, it is a write-your-own number job. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/hmmm.gif
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Paul has an interest in these cars, so he should have a good idea. (Canuck)
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John
Just logging on as you posted. Bob I am all ears, I have 2 of these cars and have kept a data base on them for years. Of the 110 built, I have records on 76. The car you speak of may be on my list. If you are comefortable give me more info here,or PM me to [email protected]. There arnt many survivors,using the definition all original paint,interior,driveline etc. Start with some basic info such as color combo or prev owner so I can provide more data. Paul |
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thanks for the quick feedback. car is a cinnamon color with same color bucket interior, black top (marginal-ripped) and black stripes, chrome wheels, auto, 8track, air, documented. pretty much a survivor except for tires. I will ask him if its ok to pm you the window sticker and VIN.
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Cool, post some pictures if you can get them. Maybe when he's ready to sell it.
Not the most desireable color combo (I've seen worse though). Wouldn't have chrome wheels. Although this can be easily corrected. That's definitely a good find. |
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Paul, is the blue conv. in Valdosta on your list?
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Where is. Voldosta, if its Florida, I do have a blue ragtop from that area.
On the subject of Chrome Rims on a 71,they were offered in the spring of 71 as a substitute for Ss1 as the regular wheel supplier was on strike. Paul |
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Paul, seriously, chrome wheels? Any pictures of this on a car?
Sorry for the error. See, learn something every day........ |
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Paul.... Valdosta, Georgia.... 25 miles north of the Fla state line... dark blue/black guts/white stripes
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.... and I found out the air is rare . . . [/ QUOTE ] Not sure what you mean here - it has AC? I think you'd be surprised how many of the auto W-30 ragtops had AC. No numbers exist, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's on either side of 50%. |
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PM me the owner of the Georgia Car, I am pretty sure i know that car.
Paul |
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PM sent..
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well I hope it does well, its just listed...(I told him to not touch the engine bay and rub something off that was valuable to the next guy). I myself like the color, would put correct tires on it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Oldsmobil...5fCarsQ5fTrucks |
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My neighbor down the street from me has a white one, not a survivor though but a really nice car.
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I've seen the car by Darrens house https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/cool.gif
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I must have seen this car a few yeras ago or had it referred by someone else because I have the serial number and description in my data base. First time I have seen photos though. Came up with two more leads this week.
Paul |
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Love the feedback score, sign of the devil! Cool car!
Jason |
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It will be interesting to see the net outcome on this car, considering w30 converts were one of the few cars that did well at BJ.
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might have helped to spell SURVIVOR correctly !
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it ended up selling very well, I think the guy that bought it over looked that mispelling in the ad...
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