Shouldn’t the window sticker price match the invoice? No discount or trade in specified and the price isn’t the same?

I see a document titled "Statement Of Motor Vehicle Sale", which is not an invoice in the true sense of the word, since (as you noted) it does not list the MSRP or any discount that would show how the agreed upon final sale price was reached before taxes, fees, etc.

Kurt's assessment of the window sticker notwithstanding, I still question that anyone could remove one and end up with such Smithsonian-quality paper preservation. I spent about an hour removing the one from the 73 Z28 that I bought new, slowly misting it with water from a spray bottle, and ever-so-slowly scraping it off with a razor blade scraper. It came out pretty well, but not as good as that one.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...mpaign_3530296

Car sold for $100k. Given original engine and the WS, that may be a little low considering some of the 69 Z/28 sales lately.

For $100K it should have the original rear, IMO.

But then again its BAT where buyers typically dont care if everything is perfect. :dunno:

Master cylinder stamp pad looks to have been milled down and then re stamped US.. IMHO

Seller disclosed that it was a repop MC. Lots of repop parts.