Fakes, Re-stamps, false claims

[Mark F.]

Re: Fakes, Re-stamps, false claims

Mark, On the opening NCRS page, don't click on Technical Discussion, but keep scrollong down to the bottom section of the main page. You will see the Orphan section.

Thx, Bill,

It's been a while and I forgot where that was...I looked at that many years ago.
just searched all 16 pages again for "67" - related items...LOTS of hits there, too !
nothing related to my car - but as Page said, good resource and it pays to keep your eyes open...

https://www.forums.ncrs.org/forumdis...-Stamped-Parts

[Steven B.]

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Just by coincidence found this in my in box this morning. LMC though, is located in Ontario Canada.

http://secure.campaigner.com/csb/Pub...48dbx-aeo7ax47

Peter deals in premium cars and restorations and is very helpful when contacted. Very trustworthy.

[James W.]

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I would possibly contact our fellow NCRS member Roy Sinor in Oklahoma. He may be able to help you.

James

[Chris H.]

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Seems like a decent car: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...l71-coupe.html

[Kenneth B.]

Re: Fakes, Re-stamps, false claims

I would possibly contact our fellow NCRS member Roy Sinor in Oklahoma. He may be able to help you.

James

Him or Jim Gessner in Texas.

[Mark E.]

Re: Fakes, Re-stamps, false claims

Seems like a decent car: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...l71-coupe.html

One question ask the seller: Why did a 20,000 mile car need a 10 year restoration?

[Chris H.]

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Lol, maybe that’s why it’s been for sale for 2 years….

[Carmen R.]

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Thomas, if you were planning to attend the Ontario Regional in September, there's a good chance Peter Klutt of LMC will be there. If not, his shop is a short drive (36 miles) away. A visit to his shop would make for an easy side trip.

[Thomas S.]

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Found my car. Heavily documented, scored,magazine, inspected and confirmed to be the real deal. A few non-original itemsthat can be easily corrected if necessary.

Went through 5 false alarms and learned a lotabout how far people will go to hide things, not to mention how many people hadunknowingly bought a Fugazzi and are now trying sell as if it’s correct.

By the way, I had 2 of those vehicles inspectedby Vetteworks (Steve Cook) and his expertise and deep knowledge of Corvettessaved me in one case and help me to decide to go forward on the one I bought.

The 67 has some history and was known as the“Lynndale” car. Maybe a prior owner will recognize it.

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[Tim G.]

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That looks like a beautiful Corvette.

[Mark F.]

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Yeah, man...good job Thomas !

390?
400?
435?

Like those blue lines, too...

more pix coming ?

[Leif A.]

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Congratulations on a beautiful find. All good things come to those who wait...and, do their due diligence.

[Richard M.]

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Wow! Stunning!

More photos please.

Rich

[Thomas S.]

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Disregard the title of this YouTube as the "Most" awarded Corvette becasue that is pure BS, but the video is representative of the car.

https://images.app.goo.gl/NxSV1ZKPM7FhD6c27

It is 2-years old at this point but nothing has changed. Shown with the correct wheels which I will get with the car. Top should be white, not a big deal - easy fix. Some more info.


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[Michael J.]

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ErmaSmall.jpgLove those Blue Streaks! I had them on my '64, and kept them on for judging through the nationals (took the deductions, no big deal), as a handwritten note on the window sticker indicated it left the dealer with them. Good luck, looks like a great car!