Beautiful 68 for sale

[ht4spd307]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/265166420627?hash=item3dbd267a93:g:gzUAAOSw8jhgpfDD

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[kevink]

With 6 hours it reaches $50,000 😳

[66FBCharger]

 

[TTSaleen]

Wow nice find.  It's already at $57K at 9AM today.

[Challenger340]

What a fantastic Car for those enamored with the originals like me ! 

Seems everyone hates the WIW threads ?
so I'll be watching this one closely because of it's condition/history/provenance wise and being unrestored same as mine, although my '69 is better overall condition and albeit with higher mileage, imo comparable collector market segment.

[hemi-hampton]

Hard for me to call any Car a All Original Survivor after it's had it's entire Exterior Repainted LEON.

[70 sublime]

Condition:Certified pre-owned
Time left:Time left:3d 19h  |  Tuesday, 6:15PM
Current bid:
US $65,100.00
Enter US $65,200.00 or more
[ 20 bids ]

[ht4spd307]

Hard for me to call any Car a All Original Survivor after it's had it's entire Exterior Repainted LEON.

quite true not a survivor at all painted inside and out never less nice car

[Challenger340]

I don't think the original paint thing as a criterion for the term 'survivor' holds much water anymore ?  given the fact that so many of the even though stock 90% original 'paint' Cars have had Engines Changed, different Transmissions, new Exhaust Systems and aftermarket parts/interiors installed.
Just say'in.....
using strictly the 90% original 'paint' determiner as the main criterion to use of the term 'survivor' ? IMO, does an injustice to the far more 'original' examples in totality that can be found ?

And especially given the advent of the original paint 'Rat Rod' genre....
To illustrate my point.... I mean under that FLAWED strictly "paint" criterion.... here we would then have a SURVIVOR '57 Chevy wagon ?

[lloyd3]

Wonder what a 4-speed would do for the bidding process here?