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1970 Cuda

RickR

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I'm looking at another E-Body. A 1970 Cuda 383 upgraded to a 440. Original N code 383 - BS23N0B. Power steering and power brakes. Any thoughts? 763157209_1310227401185998_1107564989971639499_n.jpg
 
an owner may struggle to insure it for that.
not surprised by 85K, considering the rotisserie-like paint job. the undercoating removed, rust pitting in the frame rail. it has been given lots of time, detail and energy to make her look so clean. Any owner would be proud to drive that around.
 
an owner may struggle to insure it for that.
not surprised by 85K, considering the rotisserie-like paint job. the undercoating removed, rust pitting in the frame rail. it has been given lots of time, detail and energy to make her look so clean. Any owner would be proud to drive that around.
Thank you for the input!
 
do you have an image of the fender tag?

had it been restored with its numbers-matching 383-4 engine, it would be worth $60k-65k. dropping in a $5000 440-4 may not make it worth $85k, though.
 
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