1972 Opel GT

They are smoking crack. No way it only has 18 thousand miles, maybe 118,000 but not less because if it had only 18 k on it (picture of the speedo odometer shows 16 thousand, and that mileage isn't accurate for sure.), there would have been no need for a "restoration" (what they did is NOT a restoration, if it had been, then the car would not be blue on the interior and yellow on the outside, just look to the drivers pedal assembly for verification of what I say) missing parts, wrong taillights, no back up lights, altered and butchered dash and rear package deck, butchered front grill area, claims dual exhaust but anyone who KNOWS Opel GT's KNOWS that just because it has 2 pipes sticking out the back does NOT make it dual exhaust so NOTHING special there and dual exhaust would not really be beneficial to this car even if it had it (it don't), no pictures of the actual underside of the car with it on a hoist so you can actually see the overall condition and the ENTIRE underside which would give a better idea of actual condition and whether there is any rust or damage, and a filthy interior and if you look closely at the pictures that do not actually show anything other than speakers on the back deck you can tell the headliner is falling down in back and the side panels are as ratty as all hell and they avoid showing the back area as a whole. I feel sorry for anyone dumb enough to be suckered into paying that for that car. If I am spending 35K it better be BRAND NEW top to bottom and front to back, That is not. Smells of shady dealings to be sure. I would maybe consider 10 grand, but only an idiot would pay what they are asking. Just my opinion.