That will buff out!

[mike7570]

Sold on eBay for $28,900, Burnt up with no engine. Maybe just a VIN tag a diff and some rims.

[shady]

I can see it now. The next new trend... A fire find. Put in a drive train, new windshield and drive her as is.  Everybody will just love it and maybe make the cover of Hotrod.

[Barry_R]

Problem is that - given the current pricing for nice, but not perfect, examples - you can make the math on that purchase work if you're an enterprising and talented type of enthusiast or body shop owner.

[turbohunter]

Don’t think I’d buy it sight unseen but I’d think hard about a deal like that.

[gregaba]

I would give $15,000 for it. 28 is to much with everything having to be redone including a couple hundred hours getting the warpage out of the body panels.
Greg

[Keith Stevens]

I just went through a complete restoration that I did 90% of. ( Paint, body, machine work and differential set up was all I farmed out) That's a minimum of 100K doing most of the work. The 69-70 cars just aren't that attractive and 130K is on the high side on 69-70 cars. No money in it at that price.