Here we go again,,, ebay grabber............ I will just make this comment,,, I dont believe much of the description. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2467505818&category=6057 Dan
Let's see.... 3 owners...1800 some odd miles....significant mods....By George, Dan, you may be right!
The model year! I think? :confused: Seriously, the actual miles as mentioned . . . can I say it . . . "I doubt it".
The entire drive train has been replaced, definitely not original, 2 things that stuck out to me was the Trunk looks like it was recently sprayed and the brake cylinder and cap looks a little crappy for 1800 miles and a climate controlled storage facility.
Saw that one earlier. I didn't look at the link, but I know the one you're talking about. Yes folks, this is definately a fine example of a numbers matching original...
still has the original front tires --- guess they "burnt" the back ones off in 1800 miles??:bananaman
I saw that one for sale in Southern California a couple years back. They were advertising it as an original Grabber that Holman Moody had modified. There are Holman Moody decals on it for what ever that's worth..... -Corbin
The mileage could be actual if the car was purchased new and used strictly as a drag car. I would be curious how the front end is since the shock tower supports are not installed. I really like that color combination but a black engine compartment on a 1973 Maverick is not factory. Possibly some fabrication was done to get the 351C in there and it was painted black during the engine swap. I'd say if the drivetrain is 100% functional with no issues I would definitely pay $7500 for it. It does appear extremely clean (I would guess the front buckets have issues since he did not include a picture).
Here's one of the pics I saved from the ad I saw it in before... The outside ones look like the ones on ebay, so nothing different there. -Corbin
If that is a true Holman-Moody conversion, they should still have records of it. I'd be curious to see if it is for real. If it is, in fact, a H-M car, it would be worth what they are asking, most likely.