Another potential '67S to restore?

Says it's registered as an S

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true

His VIN ends in a "5" and has too many digits. Looks like he misread the "S" for a "5". A "306..." car is supposed to be MY 67. What a funky car:
- Fiberglass fenders, flares, and spoiler - and probably rear decklid
- 69-73 rear bumpers
- 2.2T engine with Zeniths
- Dash is rough
- Guages look like some rust coming up around the bezels

I'd give the guy $5K... but that is about it. Sourcing all the restoration parts will be expensive.

give it a hundred dollar paint job, take a 10ft picture insure it for 100 grand (its an S after all) and have a sudden engine fire ;)