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Old 01-30-2022, 12:35 PM
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Relisted in the link below...$79k.

Even with the crazy prices at B-J at BaT, I am still seeing some fairly priced cars outside of these venues. Whether $79k is fair for a clean L34 car...that's a tough call but I sure like this one.

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Old 01-31-2022, 01:54 AM
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They’ve had it since September the price isn’t far off the last 2-3 survivor l34’s I’ve seen I wonder what’s up with it
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Rattle can the entire underside flat black and drop the price to $74,900, it will sell quickly...
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Relisted in the link below...$79k.

Even with the crazy prices at B-J at BaT, I am still seeing some fairly priced cars outside of these venues. Whether $79k is fair for a clean L34 car...that's a tough call but I sure like this one.

Link to 1970 Chevelle SS396 auction
I know everyone doesn’t feel this way but every time I see a survivor car with a detailed engine bay there’s a part of me that dies inside.

Question: Is there any way to remove the new paint and preserve the old, original look?
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