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  • mogley98
    Wow
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  • Sam06
    I see a car like that and it kind of makes me sad. That car was built to be driven and here it is 40 years later and it only has a little over 6K on the clock.

    What a shame.
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  • Spider7115
    If any Forum members buys it, I will send them a free pair of fuzzy dice for the mirror. :D
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  • select-fire
    Remember that the Craigs list car didn't have the correct engine. Deduct 50%. Restoration would have been a large amount of money. You left a little meat on the bone for the buyer to restore and sell. Another big issue.. is how many people are looking for a 1+ Million item like that. Investors look down the road to resell someday and what it will appreciate.
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  • select-fire
    Sam06 wrote:
    I see a car like that and it kind of makes me sad. That car was built to be driven and here it is 40 years later and it only has a little over 6K on the clock.

    What a shame.

    50 yrs later. I appreciate a car that has been left alone and put away. It deserves to be in a museum for everyone to see. Owners who have cars with low mileage, have other cars they drive or enjoy. Sometimes identical with higher miles.
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  • Smitty500mag
    I wonder who the clod hopper was that climbed into the car with those muddy feet? It's only a 1.2 million dollar car so I guess it don't matter.
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  • babun
    That listing made me think about something....

    Says the L88 option mandated a posi rear end.

    Okay all you old hod rodders.... IIRC, All corvettes had the posi rear diffs in those early years.
    Any body know other wise????????
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  • babun
    I've driven loads of L88 and LS6 and lS7 bigblocks back in the day.
    NEVER had a problem keeping them straight. It was the damm earth changing direction that was the trouble. :shock: :o:o
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  • select-fire
    G81 Option for Positraction. Most early cars till 70 had a standard rear end.

    https://tech.corvettecentral.com/2015/11/rear-axlerear-end-ratio-information/
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Car like that and they can't hire a decent detail boy?
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  • DPHMIN
    How good would it be in the deer woods? :D. I guess I'll pass on this one.
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  • wpageabc
    Nice looking ride. Had a 71 like that. Rode like a brick and the suspension went out just about every time I crossed a railroad track...

    They are fun cars but not practicle. Chicks like to go for a ride in them. :o
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  • select-fire
    wpageabc wrote:
    Nice looking ride. Had a 71 like that. Rode like a brick and the suspension went out just about every time I crossed a railroad track...

    They are fun cars but not practicle. Chicks like to go for a ride in them. :o
    Wrap their ass in fiberglass... ;);)
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  • Warbirds
    X2!
    mogley98 wrote:
    Wow
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