69 L88 survivor for sale in C3 for sale section

[PRNDL]

If you don't get over there too often, check it out! :thumbs: Do our experts know this car? :) MJ

[Corey_68]

That car is AWESOME. :thumbs:

Here is the link........
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=586003


[Modified by Corey 68, 12:10 AM 6/18/2003]

[Robert N]

In a word..WOW!

[groovyjay]

Can I have it dad,PLEASE? :cool:

[Mystery Machine]

That's a pretty incredible looking car, what do you think the price is? $100K?

[Paul Borowski]

Both the L-88 '69 and the '69 COPO Camaro he is selling is just outstanding......first two things I'd buy should my "PowerBall" numbers come in!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :yesnod: :yesnod: :yesnod:

[FinnShark]

Amazing car... I'm speechless... :eek:

[GrandSportC3]

:eek: :thumbs: :cool: :cool:

[Avette4me]

Dayum..... :cool:

[Rowdy Rat]

MJ,

If the VIN for this car is 194379S714904, then yes, I can tell you quite a bit about this car... :)

Perhaps Matt (Motown) can confirm this?

Of more importance is the reference once again to Jim Mattison's project to make the Chevrolet vehicle records available in the same way he did with the Pontiac information (through Pontiac Historical Service). I'm looking forward to that day...

Regards,

[NHvette]

That car is AWESOME. :thumbs:

Here is the link........
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=586003


[Modified by Corey 68, 12:10 AM 6/18/2003]

(SIGHHHH) I'l lhave to sell my house (and both kids) to buy that baby.

[C3at16]

I'd say at least 250,000 dollars if not more!!!

[corvettemaster]

wow that is a cool car :cool:
i guess we will see what it goes for when it ends up on ebay :smash:

[clem zahrobsky]

if you want a car like this build it for less than $50,000/60,000 and you could drive it every day. sure the number wount match but it will run just as fast. :chevy

[1971Ultra]

SWEEEEEEEEET! :chevy

[PRNDL]

As usual, we all have our opinions... :) here is my .005 cents. I am guessing the guy is looking for at least $150 due to the rarity, condition, and documentation of the car. Seems to me it only has that value to a serious collector or a museum because driving it will hurt the value. The interior carpet looks unbelievable in the pic (ie, brand new). Hard to believe it still looks like that after 35 years, even if the car was not driven at all. It is not my favorite color, but that's just me... :) Also, even if I had the $$ and the museum for a car like this I would want to confirm that it is the real deal, and not a car that was manufactured to match documentation obtained from GM Canada. One thing I learned from watching TV is that they have some mighty fine restoration shops in Canada and they know their vettes and they know L88s too!! :lol: (Dream Car Garage). MJ

[clem zahrobsky]

MNJack do you realy have 800,000+ posts????? :confused:

[SBR]

If it is the car I think it is then it is definitely the real deal. Current market value IMHO is 150K or more :eek:

[pillowmeto]

i just found out last sunday that one of the members at the yachet club i wash disses at on the weekends has a black 69 L88, one of the vette guys said he might intorduce me to him, he had been wondering who drove that C3 every once in a while, its nice to know im noticed.

MAtt

[Paranoid]

MNJack do you realy have 800,000+ posts????? :confused:

:eek: Ya-ou-za! Step away from the PC! :lol: