Awesome '70 GTX 440/4-speed Driver
 

Way cool '70 GTX with a 440/4-speed and Dana, at $16k with no reserve. I've always loved the '70 B-bodies and a U-code car is icing on the cake.

Link to 1970 GTX auction

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440 was the std engine on tge GTX with 426 as an option.

440-6 was an option, too. As far as the 'no reserve' price, better read farther down in the seller's addendums as to what he's expecting for a price before he allows it to sell :dunno:

What's he going to do if it doesn't meet his expectations,cry & cancel the final bid?

"as far as what is the price i finally want for this very very rare A33 true track pack 4 speed DANA 60 all new car is about half of what you see all the other GTX regular not rare cars for sale on ebay.So take a good look at several of them and then you will see how much nicer my 1970 GTX car is.I will not give my car away so do not be ridiculous and offer $16,$18,$21,000 i will not accept that i will just relist it again.If you get up near to $30,000 i will let the top bidder have the car.Remember i have no reserve or buy it now price but i have been asked so many times what is the price i would except. I thought i would give everyone a good hint."

I didn't know you could do that like that.

That is nuts.

Obviously has no idea how ebay is *supposed* to work, you can't allow a no-reserve auction to end and then say "sorry, I'm not going to let it go for the highest bid amount"......

"Captain Roy". Enough said.

He will just have some one he knows bid it up to where he wants

Probably true. Guy is awfully brash about it though, making no attempt to hide his intentions. You'd think eBay might see this and put the kibosh on it.....but then again, eBay ain't what it used to be.

I sent the seller a message through ebay about the 'no reserve' a couple of days ago, and he replied; actually sounded like he's a good guy but has been messed around repeatedly by time-wasters and tire-kickers and it's cost him sales on several occasions, hence the apparent attitude......
But whatever the expectations, it's still very risky for a seller to do a no-reserve vehicle listing.

I bid and bought a truck a few years ago no reserve I won the auction then the guy said he could not sell it for that !! got in touch with e bay they did not do jack !! and they let the guy relist the truck ??

Doesn't surprise me one bit. Like I said yesterday, eBay ain't what it used to be.