70 LS6

[Mr70]

You could've bought it at Vettefest November 22nd for 85K.I believe Flying A restored it.
I like that color.

I would question the claim of being the highest scoring car, as I thought the Shadow Grey car Rick Nelson did scored higher. Possibly this car was then re-scored. I noticed they don't show the documents (buildsheet, POP, etc.) I would think it is high for a coupe, but then again in this market who knows...IMO I think it would be closer to $110k or so, but that is my opinion.

[SS4Real]

Clearly a very nice looking LS6. If I am correct, this car was for sale in Hemmings a few years back for $40,000. While prices have certainly appreciated, the price seems way out of line, in my opinion.

[GTO_DON]

COULD HAVE BOUGHT AN LS6 AT BJ LAST WEEK 31K ON IT ORIGINAL PAINT THAT WOULD KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF! WITH ALL THE PAPERWORK FROM NEW! TRUE TIME CAPSULE SURVIVOR $ 75,000

[ssl78]

What color was it I do not remember seeing a car like that at BJ

[GTO_DON]

CRANBERRY RED WITH BLACK INTERIOR MATCHING NUMBER PS,6500 TACH,BUCKETS CONSOLE,AM-8TRACK PERFECT ORIGINAL SPATTER PAINT IN THE TRUNK WAS IN STORAGE FOR 25+ YEARS WAS AT ROSSI AND STEELE AUCTION DOWN THE STREET

[sYc]

I would go for a survivor car any time over a restored one. Even though not perfect, the factory did a pretty good job of building them. Well, most of the time.

[ssl78]

Thats what I thought. That car had a replacement pop so there was no real docs on it. The motor assembly date was stamped 1 week before the build date of the car, The rear quartes were completley cut up and had to have tabs welded on them to attach the rear wheel well chrome. I cant believe it brought that much money.

[ohhawk]

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WAS AT ROSSI AND STEELE AUCTION DOWN THE STREET

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GTO DON - Assuming you spent some time at this auction, do you (or anyone else) know what the 70 LS5 convertible was bid to or sold at?

[ohhawk]

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You could've bought it at Vettefest November 22nd for 85K.I believe Flying A restored it.
I like that color.

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If this is the Flying A restoration I have seen this car apart as well as finished. It would likely not be a car listed 2 years ago in any ad as the car has been finished for at least a year and under restoration for approx. 2 years prior by my recollection. Again this may not be the Flying A car but looks like it could be with NE paperwork. Car has serious money tied up in it with a super job done by Flying A but knowing what I know about this car it is not worth the money being asked IMHO (doesn't mean they won't get it). I'd be curious to know how it ended up in AZ as the owner during the restoration was from Omaha area.