Unrestored Neil Armstrong vette up to $250k on Ebay

[Ghoste]

It seems insane to me, even if there is a shill.  That's why I can't imagine it being a "regular" car guy.

[TUFCAT]

Very cool car...but 250K - No way!

[Tilar]

The only experience I've had with a new GM product lately was a new Malibu that I rented on my trip to Hawaii last month. I can say with 100% certainty that my 12 year old Buick Regal rides and drives better than the 2012 Malibu does.

I've heard good reviews on the Malibu, but at least here we can say that GM was building great cars back in 2000.  

I definitley like my Regal. It's not far from the ride my old Mark V Lincoln had which was amazing. I wasn't impressed with the Malibu in the least. but it did get us from point A to point B.

[bull]

73 bids, final bid: US $250,090.00. Reserve not met. How's that? Reserve not met!?!?

[Indygenerallee]

Guy is a idiot, He should have taken the money and ran!!! Another big dreamer......

[1969chargerrtse]

I don't know?  Neil Armstrong?  My thought was if a similar vette was worth 70ish, that unrestored one is worth about double, and then another 50 grand to restore it. I think it'll sit like all the $500,00.00 Daytonas out there after its sold and restored.

[Tilar]

He had a starting price of 100k, I'd have removed the reserve after the first bid. Even at that he probably would have tripled his money.

[1969chargerrtse]

The only experience I've had with a new GM product lately was a new Malibu that I rented on my trip to Hawaii last month. I can say with 100% certainty that my 12 year old Buick Regal rides and drives better than the 2012 Malibu does.

Stopped by a Chevy dearlership today and saw a Malibu on the floor. It was one nice looking well built car. The interior was really well done and usually got great reviews.  I was wondering what you didn't like?  Road noise, hard ride etc?