I find it odd that this owner would not post the block numbers and VIN to prove its authentic since it's a Van Nuys car. It would eliminate some skepticism. The car looks pretty accurate except for lack of rear bumperettes and no holes in the rear spoiler for the emblem. The rear stripes are accurate for an LA car which most people don't get right if this was a repaint.
Mike

He had it on craigslist in Phoenix for 36500 for a couple weeks.

Appears from his feedback that he flips a lot of cars. Not a good sign when combined with that attitude.

Didn't he also have that red 69 camaro with a bare ZL1 block in the trunk for sale? Called it the famous "Mexican ZL1"?

I thought it was also but it's a different user ID on eBay so maybe? Both sellers are from same area of Cave Creek.

Wasn't the same background scenery used in the Mexican ZL1 listing? Looks like something out of a bad Quentin Tarantino movie (or is that redundant?)

I talked to Craig yesterday he swears motor and trans have never been out of the car. He says the info is still on the pad and body work has been done to rt rear quarter that's when bumper and spoiler were probably changed. Not the same seller as the orange 69 just same area.

The car is back on Phoenix craigslist for 32,900

New ad is up on ebay with stampings. This thing is legit.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Chevrol...636659?vxp=mtr