Automotive Museum and Member Classics...What We Do For Fun.

[Tughill Tom]

Is there a finder's fee in my future? >>>>LOL

 

[RCW]

I won't bid against you Chevelle fans if you don't run me up on that Hurst Olds.

I had to look that one up.

With the 455, that's a special car......looks great too.

 

[RCW]

Is there a finder's fee in my future? >>>>LOL

Gosh, Tom - - looks like they're all No Reserve.....

Thanks so much for the link.

I'm not buying anything, but I might have to see if I can find it live on TV.

The market on some of the early vehicles has changed over recent years.

Not a lot of guys around want to tangle with a Pre-WWII car anymore......but great early cars still demand a great price. Certainly, looks like some of those in the lineup fit the bill.

Seems the "Muscle Car" era cars have been strong. That's my "Baby Boomer" era.

 

[lynnmor]

I had to look that one up.

With the 455, that's a special car......looks great too.

I had a 68 442 W-30 with the 400 CI engine. GM limited the mid size cars to 400 CI so the Hurst Company bought the cars incomplete and added the 455. I did some reading and found that the Hurst Olds didn't use the wilder cam on cars with an air conditioner, so the one at the sale has a bit less horsepower and less exhaust rumble.