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Re: Super Stock Hemi Convertible.......
[Re: hemicop]
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03/01/11 01:24 PM
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bwdst6
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It's worth more money this way!
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Re: Super Stock Hemi Convertible.......
[Re: Cab_Burge]
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03/01/11 05:00 PM
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JERICOGTX
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Just another car returned to the world of boring, and wondering if the paint drips are up to standard.
69 GTX
68 Road Runner
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Re: Super Stock Hemi Convertible.......
[Re: bwdst6]
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03/01/11 05:18 PM
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Yeah, I'd think it'd be worth more done back as it was raced too???  
Do you honestly think it would still pull in 7 figures? What prospective buyer would spend that kind of money on something that still has someone else’s name on it?
Have you payed attention to auctions ??? Cars with a racing hetitage will always find a buyer, look at the Ray Allen 1970 LS6 convertible sold in 2006 for 1.2 million.
Done as it is it's just another ho hum Hemicuda convertible ...
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Re: Super Stock Hemi Convertible.......
[Re: JERICOGTX]
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03/01/11 06:16 PM
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Just another car returned to the world of boring, and wondering if the paint drips are up to standard.
just my thougts..
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Re: Super Stock Hemi Convertible.......
[Re: B_Body_Bob]
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03/01/11 06:57 PM
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HemiDart68
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I hate seeing super stock cars turned back to stock but i get it. My dad had a factory lightweight hemi and i have known others that have them, and they don't command the money that I believe they should. A 64 aluminum front end/door hemi car seems to fetch as much as a bone stock AAR cuda. That to me is a sin, but it is the way it is. Slow stock and boring brings the $$$. Remember its usually not the car guy that loves the car buying a 7 figure hemi convert. Its usually someone looking for a better investment then stocks and oil paintings. Origional cars are a better investment.
In God we trust, all others pay cash.
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Re: Super Stock Hemi Convertible.......
[Re: slantzilla]
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03/02/11 01:07 PM
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Have you payed attention to auctions ??? Cars with a racing hetitage will always find a buyer, look at the Ray Allen 1970 LS6 convertible sold in 2006 for 1.2 million.
One more point, I'm pretty sure the Ray Allen Chevelle wasn't restored to race condition. It just had decals slapped on the restored to stock car to give it the "look".
However, the car was sold again a couple years later for around $200K. Not the best investment in the world, was it.?
Yes I saw that also , but considering the venue it sold for too much to begin with , but STILL it did fetch 7 figures , also did it ACTUALLY sell for 200kish or did the seller end up buying it back to protect his investment, as that seems to be the case at auction these days shilling is the norm.
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I remember several other Steve Bagwell cars like the 1965 Plymouth A990 SS/BA car that a spectator put his finger through the left door scratching at a piece of junk on the name in gold leaf on the door at the 1974, 1975 or 1976 (CRS 
) World finals at Ontario, CA 
