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Side of the block.

All of these old cars are toys. We all probably had a toy police car. I say it has more value than a non police car small block coronet. The car is what it is, restore it for what it is, and enjoy it.

Just because that is what they are asking, doesn't mean that is what they are selling them for... Offer them what you think it is worth. I doubt that anybody is going to buy that car for 75K. Figure that it is worth around 40K if it was in good shape, make your deductions from there. Offer them...

It looks like it has that equipment and the price should be much lower than a real one. Bonus, bonus.

It looks like a fun car. What does the V code mean?

It doesn't look like there is a hole in the top of the door for the mirror. Makes it harder to install.

I think that is a vanity mirror...easy access to see how good you look driving that fine ride.

I didn't even notice the rollbar. Hopefully the floor and back panel didnt get hacked up. The value is going down... We are so mean.

Thank you @Builderguy! That car could be finished out nicely by somebody... for the right price. I like the gauges on the hood. Makes for less holes in the firewall! Maybe that is the difference of a facebook sale and a FBBO sale.

Thanks, I will pass for now. I have a facebook that I have not opened in about 7 years. Its the principle now!! haha I wont do it, just to look at a car. If I want to see it that bad, I will have one of my kids show it to me.

Sounds like it has potential. Maybe somebody can show some photos to the rest of us that dont do Facebook.

Imagine Richard Petty cruising around Daytona, at 200 mph, with the cruise control on and the radio blaring... I always think of Richard Petty when I think of Superbirds. Go for it, just don't cut it up.

Should have got a mini starter. Haha.

Yes the 20 50 . Comes in a 5 quart container from the parts store.

Valvoline VR1 is what is most easily accessible around here.

'68 Chevelle

14" and even 15" wheels are not common any more. Its going to take some searching...

1957 Chevy Bel Air

35 Years total. '73 Firebird in '87, '68 GTO in "88 and bought my R/T in '90. Still have it. 40 years if you count the '70 Duster that I had in '82 when I didn't even have a drivers license yet. I'm 55.