1970 LS5 on EBay 70k
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1970 LS5 on EBay 70k
All original paint 70 LS5 on eBay for 70k really nice original. As a 70 LS5 owner good to see the high price. The LS5 haters will call it unrealistic and it probably is BUT about time the LS5' s get some respect.
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Some very interesting 70 LS5's on eBay right now prices from 32k for a all original LS5 to 52k all the way up to 70k for the blue one. There is a green BG Survivor also that was listed for 48k and now listed for 42k.
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As you know, people on this forum mostly believe that these cars are cheap. Most searching for help when trying to buy a car are given very unrealistic prices. Real cars with real drivelines (and original paint) are sought after collectibles to many people. They always bring real prices to the right buyers.
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Hi,
If you step back, real cars usually tell their own story… they generally don't need any added hype or explanations/excuses.
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Alan
If you step back, real cars usually tell their own story… they generally don't need any added hype or explanations/excuses.
Regards,
Alan
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The yellow 70 LS5 I put pics of on here is ALL Original paint interior engine Untouched owned by s friend of mine. Like I said Untouched bought from a original owner estate and Rins and Drives great for all original and priced great at 32k.
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[QUOTE=jr9170;1594776233]All original paint 70 LS5 on eBay for 70k really nice original. As a 70 LS5 owner good to see the high price. The LS5 haters will call it unrealistic and it probably is BUT about time the LS5' s get some respect.[QUOTE]
Gorgeous car and I hope it sells for a million. Im a big fan of the "rising tide raises all boats" philosophy.
However, I don't think that because someone doesn't agree on market value with a certain models' owners, it makes him a "hater."
Gorgeous car and I hope it sells for a million. Im a big fan of the "rising tide raises all boats" philosophy.
However, I don't think that because someone doesn't agree on market value with a certain models' owners, it makes him a "hater."
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regarding the green one, remember a 10 year old survivor award may not mean much, so be careful. but nice old correct car.
the blue one, 69k for a major paint boo boo is a little tough to consider, but looks real nice otherwize.
both above are coupes and one would think that if they were convertibles they would command 20% more.
the blue convertible for 48 looks to be more realistic.
always expect to toss a couple of grand into the car after a purchase to get it to where you might want it.
as usual doc and rust and originality and coupe/convertible will cause the prices to skew all over the place. and as stated in a previous post, a real no excuses car will command 70K. but a real no excuses car will be very hard to find.
the blue one, 69k for a major paint boo boo is a little tough to consider, but looks real nice otherwize.
both above are coupes and one would think that if they were convertibles they would command 20% more.
the blue convertible for 48 looks to be more realistic.
always expect to toss a couple of grand into the car after a purchase to get it to where you might want it.
as usual doc and rust and originality and coupe/convertible will cause the prices to skew all over the place. and as stated in a previous post, a real no excuses car will command 70K. but a real no excuses car will be very hard to find.
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I feel many here, with value comments, keep the prices lower than one would expect on such pieces of art!