Guys - This isn't about the multi GSX saga, jilted buyers, phony bids, etc. The yellow GS455 4 speed did in fact sell and now resides in NH. Yet it's for sale again...does anyone know much about this car ? The new owner (soon to be old owner) is using AReed's same language in the ad, and we know Areed was never trustworthy. So my question...is there any way to know for sure if it was original 4 speed car ? Or is is possible (even likely) that an bench seat GS455 was converted to a 4 speed at some point ? i.e. how to know if it's the original transmission like the ad states, etc.
I forget waht build palnt and date on body tag that car was built but either Sloan or wayne roberts could provide documentation on car. For 15 K for a BB stick GS thats solid is giving that rare beast away. By the way my 70 GS 455 4 speed car is a base straight bench 4 speed car fully documented one of 510 GS 455 4 speed cars built in 1970.:3gears:
I forget what build plant and date on body tag that car was built but either Sloan or wayne roberts could provide documentation on car. 15 K for a BB stick GS thats solid is giving that rare beast away. By the way my 70 GS 455 4 speed car is a base straight bench 4 speed car fully documented one of 510 GS 455 4 speed cars built in 1970.:3gears:
