Judging by the stingy photos it looks very well preserved. With this generation of A-body you are best to buy the best example you can find due to lackluster reproduction support.

A peeve of mine, why do people post such tiny pictures and leave out too many details? I can almost read what the grille emblem says in order to try to figure out what is under the hood, but why should any potential buyer have to guess? Many times people act like they are charged by the character, but that is decades-old thinking from back in the newspaper classifieds era. Perhaps the current (original) owner is advancing in years and the job of begrudgingly selling it fell to someone who is a non car person.

CdnGMfan wrote:

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Judging by the stingy photos it looks very well preserved. With this generation of A-body you are best to buy the best example you can find due to lackluster reproduction support.

 

A peeve of mine, why do people post such tiny pictures and leave out too many details? I can almost read what the grille emblem says in order to try to figure out what is under the hood, but why should any potential buyer have to guess? Many times people act like they are charged by the character, but that is decades-old thinking from back in the newspaper classifieds era. Perhaps the current (original) owner is advancing in years and the job of begrudgingly selling it fell to someone who is a non car person.

 

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 Looks really nice, but agree that the pics could be better.  Sounds like the person who posted the ad for the seller either knows little about the car and/or wants nothing to do with the sale.  Seller is probably old school and wants the buyer to judge it in person - probably not up on the internet car culture that has evolved.

Nice car      will sell well at 7-8000.00