JJS04

I'm open to any years from '64 - '72. Must be a manual transmission. Engine size doesn't matter but 400+ HP is a must. I do have a price limit but prefer to not publicly disclose. We can discuss price offline.
Thanks!

dmaxx3500

1967 SS black 2-door,454,auto trans,500+hp,from ''sp classics'' on long island,called ''satans cruse'',$23k

IMXCITD

post up some pics of that bad boy dmaxx!

JJS04

Lets see that '67. I want a manual trans but love looking at cars.

leadfoot4

My first brand new car was a '71 SS454. I got stupid one day, and traded it off because it had manual steering, and was a bear to drive in town.....and the clutch pedal took two men and a boy to push in, which didn't help either.


I've often wondered what ever happened to it.

JJS04

I hear of so many stories just like that. A lot of folks wish that they would have held on to their muscle cars. Most of them were around $3500 back then and many of them now bring close to $100g.

leadfoot4

The original sticker on mine was $4499.35. It was an "end of the model year" deal, so I bought it for $3650. Then about a month later, I got a $250 rebate check from the Govt, as the excise tax on cars was eliminated a few days before I took delivery of the car.

FU

They are close to where I work.

They're website :

http://www.spclassicsltd.com/gallery/index.htm

TD-Machines

I had a '68 SS 396 325hp 4speed back in the '70s

My favorites are '67,'69&'70.

Hammer

Not a chevelle, but a nice pic of a 1970 cutlass I just bought.

JJS04

Pic isn't showing up on my end.
On a side note, I bet that Z06 of your's is a monster!

Hammer

fix the link, thanks.

The Z06 is fun!

JJS04

Great looking Cutlass! I'm a fan of all old school cars.

juiceman03070

Try these guys for some info and cars for sale ..Best forum I have worked with ...
I just finished a three year restoration on a 1968 SS396 numbers matching.
There should be pixs of it there . I sold it to a guy in Australia.
It was original 375 hp turbo 400 posi