$50,000 Malibu on ebay

[melman109]

I'm sooooooo tempted to hit the "buy it now" button! Nice ride, but for that kind of coin I can get something more valuable built in the 60's

 

[84cutlassjuggalo]

People are just silly in general. Want some cheap hysterical entertainment? Go to E-Baymotors and type "project car" in the search field. Sit back with a soda and some popcorn and enjoy the comedy that ensues. It's amazing what people think is worth big bucks nowadays.
My personal favorite was a $13,000 buy it now "matching numbers" Chevelle in pieces with a cracked block and a "rare paint code"... even though there was barely any paint left on the car.

you mean things like this lol http://cgi.ebay.ca/Ford-Mustang-/150577 ... _500wt_950

and the best is when you compare stuff like this http://cgi.ebay.ca/Plymouth-Barracuda-/ ... _862wt_934

to this http://cgi.ebay.ca/Dodge-Challenger-/30 ... _500wt_950


i know the cudda is nice and all but seriously 1000 more for less of a car

 

[78PontiacGP]

One day they may be worth this much, Id wait ten to fifteen more years for our gbodys to climb up in value and be more respected.

 

[84cutlassjuggalo]

some day no doubt but how many will still be in good shape considering how hard it is to find one with little work. i find they're worth a good piece today when they have fair condition like little rust and running strong. i don't think there'll be much difference between numbers matching and non matching given they weren't really the muscle car of it's day unless you get a hurst olds or gnx

 

[78PontiacGP]

: $50,000 Malibu on ebay

True i have to agree with you, Pretty much all gbodys arent numbers matching but hey the should of came with a option from the factory to have bigger motors in them and we wouldnt be swapping lol

 

[84cutlassjuggalo]

i find it surprising how much you can get for 10 grand in our cars. i found an add for a 83 hurst olds and it was clean as hell almost like it was off the showroom floor and they only wanted about 9 grand for it.