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Re: 67 l89
and here's the link...
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...9-and-l89.html
too bad not the original engine...it would be 1 of 16 (the rarest '67 engine option).
the SB has a BB hood and it's an AOS body, so some fiddling around there, eh ?thx,
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I walked him through how to join NCRS and how to get that WS validated. The rest is up to him, cool car.Comment
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That car is the real deal in my opinion. The window sticker looks as it should.Comment
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Where did it sell from new ?Comment
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Very cool find. Selling Dealer was in NJ.
Here are the photos he posted over at the public CF site embeded in his thread. I've posted here to save some searching and clicking for you all.
His uncle raced it.
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Love the Moroso cool can and that shifterComment
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Hello,
I looked at the window sticker and saw that the selling dealer was Wallace Chevrolet in Linden, N.J. I grew up just down the street from this dealership and I could walk from my house to the dealer in less than 5 minutes. Wallace Chevrolet is now long gone but I remember going to their used car lot just after I got my driver license to look at some of the cars that were there for sale and dream about what I couldn't afford at the time. What was your uncle's name? I'm wondering if I knew him or his family. Thanks for the trip down memory lane which brought back days gone by that I hadn't thought of in many years.
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