'71 Chevelle #s SS454/4-sp

[scuncio]

Neat car with what's claimed to be the original drivetrain. The pictures show what looks to be a super solid body (specifically the shot of the floorpans with the carpet removed) but the $35k opening bid (and undisclosed reserve) seem a little ambitious for a car with paint that's "showing its age" according to the seller.

I'd also love to see a pic of the engine stamp with the paint removed - the numerals look a little unconventional compared to other '71 Tonawanda blocks I've seen.

A really cool car nonetheless, but I'd think low thirties is all the money these days.

Link to 1971 Chevelle SS454 auction



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[JRSully]

That stamp looks a bit "crisp" to me.?

[RPOLS3]

Is it normal for the 4's to be different in the TO414CPA?