ent72olds

Beautiful car for sure! But, seriously.......has 1 bid ......

Not mine by the way!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Oldsm...5f48e3&vxp=mtr

lshlsh2

If it was mine I would be taking the 70k and laugh all the way to the bank. It's nice but not that nice. I think he had someone put that bid in for him. my.02

Larry

tru-blue 442

70 K and the reserve is not met?
I'm with you Larry, ALL the way to the bank.
I would be laughing for a month.

mmurphy77

I'm sure he's not taking the 70k bid because it's his own 'bid'. Beautiful car that I would love to have but not when the asking price is almost 10x the value.

oldcutlass

<Cough> buy it now for.....$120k, fat fricken chance.

redoldsman

For $120,000 he is about 10 years too late.

Koda

He was politely advised by a person in a position of eminence for H/Os that his price is way high. I guess he ignored the advice.

ThePackRat

That would be a hella nice car for someone if it's ever priced more appropriately.

The black/gold with black gut totally owns the typical white/gold ones with the saddle gut.

A rare find with rare lamp monitors & the even rarer cornering lamps.

You would think for that insane money there would be more pix.

droptopron

& more than a 30 word description...

69442C

I'm thinking this guy is not following the instructions on his prescription bottles.

ThePackRat

We're just being picky.

Everyone knows what a 7K mile car is supposed to be.

If you don't it's your own fault & you're just out to "kick some tires".

CyberCholo

Thats a fair price for that car

In 100 years maybe

1979h/o

If I recall, someone paid 270,000 for Craig Jacksons 79 h/o for a charity bid. Formally Linda Vaughn's car. This seller is most likely basing his price on this sale. Also self bidding his auction creating the belief of a greater market value.

Kyle's 77 Cutlass

Ya , guy must be smoking crack

oldcutlass

A charity auction is just being able to donate money, take a tax deduction, and have trophy as proof for doing it.

capstoneclub

For starters, I recognize that we all have very different tastes. For me, I love the 64-72 Olds 442's. I currently own a 70-442 vert. Owned a 72-442 and 75 Cutlass in High School. Also liked the mid 80's 442's. But I never liked the 79's, at all. Thats just me. I would be shocked that anyone would pay that kind of money for that style car (unless they were simply donating big dollars to a great cause).

CyberCholo

I also don't like them very much, but I love the 80s ones, same with most of the 2 door G-Bodies actually look very nice when done up right, but it seems the 79s combine the worst aspects of the earlier and G-body cutlasses. The same year Monte Carlos were nice though.

rr69ho

I can see asking 119K, but 120, C'mon, IMHO that's really stretching it.