eBay finds

Bruce,the hemi was a GTX if I remember right.I've tried to forget about it but I have some "fun loving" friends who take great joy in bringing up the subject when we're all together.I never got it registered because it was set up to run super stock at the drags and I never finished getting it changed over for the street.Someone told me they saw the car a little while after I sold it and they had already pulled out the hemi and replaced it with a 318.I did have a 69 road runner with the 383 that I drove for quite awhile.That was a nice car but nothing like the GTX.I couldn't come close to being able to afford most of my old hotrods these days.I think that's what attracted me to the boats.You can still find vintage boats that are affordable and easy to hotrod if you want to.

Yes,they are well out of my reach.Just to torture me a little more,I ran into an old co-worker of mine last year who swore he saw the GTX not far from here.It was just parked on the side of the street.The car is hard to miss if it's still painted the same as it was.It was a pearl white base with all different colored "snots" all over it.I went looking for it that weekend but couldn't find it.They probably don't even know they have an original hemi chassis car.Would I tell them?I don't know how that would go.I would really love to have it back,that's for sure. Gary

I looked at a 67? I believe,40k milage, GTX 426 Hemi last year, automatic, rear defroster, it was ready for paint(cinammon brown) and the engine needed assembled, very clean, I got him down to 17k and frickin balked....one of the great mistakes I guess. I guess if i was a big Mopar fan...
side note Pete: I wouldve restored to original

h20loo wrote: Riley- that set up looks like there is a lot of weight behind the axle. It might be a bit "twitchy" at highway speed.

Which set up?

Sold for $771.00.

Farmer not to many days go by that I say shoulda coulda woulda on the that one, my friend last year wanted me to go halves on a 1969 mopar convertible he got it for $4500.00 un restored and put it on E-bay....ends up being one of 700 made and he popped it on the spot for 25k and delivered it for another $1000.00 untouched... restored it wouldve fetched in the 70's
sometimes it doesnt pay to be a chevy man

wait till the 2009 Camaro comes out. no more rice diets...I think and hope that will give GM a boost.....Ive been watching and they are changing the way they are doing business and are starting to market to attract new buyers

Riley wrote: Sold for $771.00.

Who bought it? Anyone here?

Is this too good to be true? Buy it now for $9K. Looks like it has closed cooling.

99 SN

Ok, I guess that's a common upgrade

Fort Wayne Indiana Cuda


did'nt someone need a 318? $51... so far

Steve, they have to bring that Camaro out, lottsa r and d, it may be 2010
they need to compete with the challenger and the ford changeover (mustang) they changed that over to a womans car. dont believe me look who drives them

Sean,what year is the GT500?

Does this look like an '83 BF? The hood scoop & hand rail look like a Martinique to me.

Just wondering.



83 BF on Ebay

Interesting trailer on this one.

'63 Skier