1968 BB Conv. Red/red

[Grey Ghost]

Side pipes

Really looks pretty decent in the pics. Red/red has to be low prod. numbers? I tried emailing for a price and didn't get a reply. Many times they just take highest bid on them.

https://www.estatesales.net/TN/Cleve...15-1DaysBefore

[69L46]

Not much to go on, but this time of year, it could be a bargain for someone.

Wish I was closer, I'd swing by.

[GTOguy]

Bias ply tires....that thing has been off the road for 40 years or more. Which means it was in service for 10-15 years at best. Might be a sleeper of a deal at the right price.

[Muffler Man]

These look interesting might be Knock off wheels for a Mid Year

[snide]

Could be a fun sale to go to, if you had a pocket full of cash.

[Grey Ghost]

Originally Posted by Muffler Man

These look interesting might be Knock off wheels for a Mid Year

I noticed those. Could be more hidden treasure. These estate sale people seldom dig through it all.

[Yadkin]

The Audi looks decent, but need more pictures.

[Muffler Man]

Originally Posted by Grey Ghost

I noticed those. Could be more hidden treasure. These estate sale people seldom dig through it all.

They look like 63-64 wheels I bet someone gets them for a couple of hundred unless the people looking at the 68 Vette notice them and start bidding against each other

[GTOguy]

I am no expert on the knock off's, as I don't care for them, but man, they bring a TON of money if decent and coded to the car being restored or used. On the Pontiac forum a month or so ago a guy picked up an NOS set of '64 GTO wheels and deluxe covers that were take-offs when the car got Hurst wheels when new. He paid peanuts (like $75 or so) and the wheels and covers are worth several thousand dollars....more than the car cost new. If this were anywhere near me, I'd be there. Last auction I went to I missed out on a 1911 Marion Bobcat speedster that I thought would sell for 100k and I was out of the running. It sold for 36k. D'oh!!

[69L46]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

The Audi looks decent, but need more pictures.

All of the photos are lacking, especially considering the potential value of some of the items.

[Shrike6]

Looks like someone’s project car that got left only partially done. Looks like lots more needs doing, and ‘68 was a bear to restore.

[Grey Ghost]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

I am no expert on the knock off's, as I don't care for them, but man, they bring a TON of money if decent and coded to the car being restored or used. On the Pontiac forum a month or so ago a guy picked up an NOS set of '64 GTO wheels and deluxe covers that were take-offs when the car got Hurst wheels when new. He paid peanuts (like $75 or so) and the wheels and covers are worth several thousand dollars....more than the car cost new. If this were anywhere near me, I'd be there. Last auction I went to I missed out on a 1911 Marion Bobcat speedster that I thought would sell for 100k and I was out of the running. It sold for 36k. D'oh!!

Kelsey Hayes is all I can remember. Not sure how to or where to look for the codes for original. The are big $$$