vmathy

http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/5554996867.html

Allan R

According to the numbers, yes. Not having the original drivetrain hurts its value though. Something going on with the passenger side door, no cutout bumper, and stripes are really badly done, so are the trunk ones.

1969w3155

It wouldn't have the cutout bumper unless it was a 442 Pacecar. Agreed that the stripes suck.

joe_padavano

Real 1970 pace cars will have "Y74" on the cowl tag, so it is very easy to verify reality. As noted, Cutlass pace cars with the 350 did NOT get the cutout bumper.

oldspackrat

Several years ago I looked at a '70 Cutlass pace car for sale south of Indianapolis. The guy wanted $9,000.00. I ran the numbers & that car carried the President?? of Mexico I think? I can't find the list of parade guests right now & can't say if this is the same car or not?

joe_padavano

Google is still your friend...

http://www.442.com/tech/70pacecar.html

Car 25 carried David K. Easlick Board Director. VIN on car 25 should be 34267M294049.

oldspackrat

I googled it but apparently did not have the right wording. Thanks for posting the list. I guess my memory or a Mexican president was imagined.

joe_padavano

I used 1970 indy pace car assignment list. It was the first link that popped up. These days, knowledge isn't about memorizing facts, it's about being able to write a good search string.

z11375ss

Nice exhaust.

jensenracing77

I may have looked at the same car. I know it was south of Indy and the same price. Did he have it on dollies?? I offered him a good amount for the air cleaner in the trunk and he almost took it.

oldspackrat

Eric,
I think we talked about this before. The guy had a few(more?) old carriages that he restored? Real elaborate stuff from what I remember.