Remember this car at Pardeeville?

[Amigo2k]

If this car can pull down this kinda of money on ebay (assuming it is a real bid), what kind of money would Rachel and Steve’s Camero pull down off of ebay? I personally think the fit and finish on Steve’s Camero is much better then the one below….

[web:a9224544ee]http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1969-camaro-pro-touring-Ls1-6-speed-Foose_W0QQitemZ190147988761QQihZ009QQcategoryZ6161QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem[/web:a9224544ee]

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[GTO Man]

I remember the car but didn’t look that close at it.

[circletrack]

I remember it also but didn’t look close at it either. I watched it roll in thinking that’s an awesome idea for a paint scheme! I imagine he had more money in it than what it sold for?

[Amigo2k]

It looks like a shop that built it still owns it:

http://www.violettoautoworks.com

[Garibaldi]

It was an awesome car! I hope to have the Pardeeville photos up soon and I took at least one photo of it an looked it over carefully. They did a really nice job and the detail is great; a very well done custom job! thumbsup.gif

[jonmandude]

I remember that car from Good Guys. I remember thinking that they probably had about $100K in it. $46K seems like a loss.

[Amigo2k]

just posted on craigslist. The price went up? The buy it now on ebay was 49500. The for sale sign at the show was also 49500….

[web:e0aafd6327]http://madison.craigslist.org/car/420026547.html[/web:e0aafd6327]

[GTO Man]

Interesting, the wonder of Ebay. So many cars with ‘winning’ bids end up out there again.

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