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Black Tie classics in Stratford has 31 old GTO's, not to mention every other kind of muscle :mrgreen: A Tyrol Blue '67 is my dream muscle car.
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Its not a true GTO unless it has IRS and 6spd manual.

Haha, I personally love the new goats myself. They will blow any old stock GTO away. But I have dreamed of a '67 since I rode in one in the mid 80's. May have to do some business at Black Tie when I get up there.

i love black tie i havent been there in a year or so now its time to take a visit there again.

I can definitely attest to that :nod:

Black Tie Classics is brutally overpriced and a lot of their cars are amateur restorations. Take about $10-15K off their prices and then the cars might be worth thinking about. I've seen several cars that they grabbed for consignment and jacked the price up $10K immediately. Then they can't sell them and return them to the owner. It's probably a cool place to cruise by and look at stuff just to see the cars though.

That can be said of just about any calssic car dealer. The +10k especially.

That place is a joke and VERY over priced (sorry to squash your dreams fella') but it's the truth.....I drive by there everyday goin to work and the same cars are still there month after month in the weather no less!

Right, let's compare an imported, bland car that gets laughed at by it's competition(3 series BMW etc) to classic American Muscle.

What's next? The only REAL Fbody is an Iron Duke? :lol:

Yeah, it would probably be stupid to buy a car from them, but damn, I will have to check out a place with 31 old GTO's for sure.

See, thats what I like about Al... hes got a GREAT sense of humor! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Oh and Ive been wondering where BlackTie moved to... they used to be right on Crosskeys Road, always had some nice looking stuff, but from what Ive heard, Id never buy anything from them.

What, you didnt know?

Never been to Black Tie because it's kinda far from where I am. But there's a place in Wayne on 23 called Muscle Car Garage. Only been there once, so can't say how long stuff sits around. But the time I went they had some nice cars.

Psh...the old GTO looks like a Tempest with hood scoops!! My grandma has a Tempest!!
See what happend when the tables are turned?


Anyway, 1967 GTO is my #3 dream car. And I dont know how many 3 series are laughing at the GTO?

Tempests were an American car... Psh... see the difference?

That GN for 18k makes me want to puke

There is a place on 88 in Lakewood aka Dealer Row, called Future Classics. Talk about overpriced. They had a LT1 Camaro with LT4 engine mods, B&B exhaust, 8 or 10 pt cage, and a lot of BMR suspension upgrades, and had it listed for 23k.
Not to mention some of the messy restorations. There is a 69 SS Camaro there, and one of the S's look like it slid down the fender, and then the glue dried...kinda looked like this....

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Horrible.

isn't there a consignment place right near Brick?


last time i was at my godfather's house down there he mentioned something about a classic car dealer not to far from his house.

Wheels of time still around? Wasn't there another one called Golden classics?

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How's that.

that thirdgen they have has been there since mid last year.

Golden Classics became Future Classics, LLC. Notice that all these classic car dealers are LLC's. That's so you can't sue them for a misrepresented car which most of them sell. They play dumb and tell you that the previous owner said it was a real Z28 with the original engine. Some of them do get legit, #'s matching musclecars once in a while, but the price will make that obvious.

those dealers and the scams they run are a waste of life. The world would be much better if they just offed themselves right now. I remember going to one last year to look at a 64 "SS" Chevelle that they had. It was the normal "numbers matching" cars they have. The guy continued to talk to me like I was the normal idiot that they get in there to buy cars and tell me the car came from the factory with the TH400 that was in the car. Not to mention the 350 that it had. When I checked the numbers on the vin tag and told him that he was false advertising it as a true ss and not a regular malibu he quickly tried to make me leave before I made a scene. Needless to say the car was about a number 3 driver and had the price tag of a number 1 SS. One of the other salesmen had the balls to ask me how I knew that it was a fake SS. I simply pointed to my true SS (NOM) convertible sitting outfront of the place and they shut up real fast.

thats good.