Athens Ga isn't that far from me and I am not even gonna go look.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=150305140778

 

He won't get it, too much. I was watching B.J. the other day. Prices are way down.

 

"car shown is sister track car and sold last year. needs new paint decals and ac charged"

For that kind of money, you'd think he could take pics of the actual car!

DW

 

As I have said time and again, don't confuse asking price with selling price. I often wonder if some of these outrageous prices aren't just a case of "But honey, I TRIED to sell the car..."

 

I agree, for a quarter of a million dollars I expect a heck of a lot of pictuers.

 

Thats a holy s#&%* price. I was driving down the road and saw a 72 442 convert with the hood an wheels intact did not have my camera but the sign says 35K had a old anit freeze bottle for a overflow jug and under the hood was a mess of disconnected wires, bolts were missing washers. It looked like a hack job go figure

 

Ever want to ask one of these bozo's "where's your head at?" I need money, so my old junker is worth bookoo. What ever!

 

At the recent Mecum Action one car sold for a mere 24,000 and the other for 30.000 A far cry from the over 200,000 he is asking

 

I,m just wondering what he,s Smokin ?

 

While I won't defend the quarter mil asking price, YOU need to read the ad again. The 72 is allegedly one of the three actual pace cars used during the race, not just one of the 130 H/O convertibles. Hot Rod Magazine ran an article about the actual pace car buildup in 1972. If this car is real, the engine was a W-30 custom-modified by Olds. The seller also claims this particular car was owned by Linda Vaughn. Obviously documentation is VERY important for a car like this and the ad makes no mention of any documentation.

The Mecum cars are irrelevant. They are 1970s, not 1972s. Were they also two of the three real pace cars or just two of the many parade cars?

 

Ah hah hah hah hah hah hah hah!!!! What a guy. Love Linda Vaughn, but I don't see her included in the deal. Much as I love Oldsmobile I gotta agree that I'd never pay that kind of money. He's got cahones, big ones at that.

Hey!! Maybe he needs money for his divorce settlement?? Nope. He's a FORD guy looking for a free ride.

 

Yeah, but one of the things you learn in contract negotiation is that if you DON'T ask you DEFINITELY won't get it.

 

Looks like somebody needs to pay his mortgage

 

hmm ... my guess is he bought it for 200,000 and now is trying to save face on a hasty investment...

 

Even in contract negotiations, you have to put realistic terms on the table and be willing to flex on some issues. Since he wouldn't even respond to 18,700 for a car that needs work, I think he's just blowing smoke.