no bids but whats it worth...

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With no title and so much work to do its value is the parts and drivetrain. GM quarters and a couple motors and maybe a 12 bolt axel will bring in over 2 grand.

The lack of a title shouldn't hurt the value on a car this old unless it's stolen. Here in NH for example, anything over 15 years old dosn't need a title. In Rhode Island it's only 10 years. If you knew someone in one of those states it would'nt be hard to get some paperwork that would allow you to file for a title in your own state. If I was looking for a project I'd be all over this car. I'd sell the GM panels if they are in fact GM parts and are NOS and get most of my investment back and then fix the car using Goodmark panels.

Yeah Bandit,there is a guy up in your neck of the woods that sells bills of sales for just about any car you give him the VIN number for.Kind of scary,but at least it deters guys from tagging cars like they did years ago.

I agree that if all that sheet metal is good GM NOS,it could be worth selling it and buying goodmark.I would love to get a factory small motor car.A 327 2 barrle could be good on gas and mild mannered for driving every day.That might be a great project to have.

I have been watching that one, I think opening bid is about all it's worth.

The ad indicates it has a 77 350 in it. The photo seems to have an intake manifold and oil filler neck on 67 and prior, which would probably make it a 327?

SS hood shown, original 327 should have been a 350. So likely a plain jane but if I had the money i would jump on it!

SS hood shown, original 327 should have been a 350. So likely a plain jane but if I had the money i would jump on it!

In the add he states that the 327 that comes with it is original. The ss hood is just some of the parts that come with it.