Originally Posted by Hemi_Joel
Looks pretty crusty underneath, but If you want one, what can you do but bid to win? They don't come up for sale too often, and they are dirt cheap compared to any of the 68-71 Hemi 'verts.


Joel, Fortunately it looked like the rust was limited to the lower quarters and trunk floor extensions and a little bit in the body panel behind the rear bumper. Best I could tell, floors and the rest of the car were solid.
Still retains its original engine and trans both of which are real low miles since built
Its just a shame such a high dollar car was done on the cheap. Compared to trying to fix it now will be expensive + difficult.

Friend of mine interested in the car wants a real 1967 Hemi GTX vert, preferably a 4spd. But an auto car isn't a deal killer for the right car.
He decided to pass on this one and wait it out to get a better car.