~~IMO~~ Its a nice start to a 340 car, but without the original parts that are missing especially the motor you can't get original dollars for the car. So you can toss $20-$25K out the window when done.
For what it's worth, it has the #'s matching motor and a fender tag...
Lastly, I'm selling this for a friend who apparently shouldn't have bought this car. He decided in the middle of the deal that he needed $ for an LS5 motor he found for his 1970 Chevelle convertible.
I know it's a bad time to sell a car & this has a lot of rust.
But wouldn't the parts alone fetch more than $2500~...
I have a 1971 GoGreen 340 Demon project & would never recommend parting this -- it's got a fender tag & matching motor & is pretty complete (plus comes with some cool extra parts: spare rear lights, grill, deck lid, fenders!)