Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

orig. leather interior

https://www.yenko.net/attachments/223243-110_1074.JPG

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

mileage in 2004

https://www.yenko.net/attachments/223244-110_1082.JPG

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

engine

https://www.yenko.net/attachments/223245-110_1083.JPG

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

What a cool car. I just love those orange Delco plug wires...

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

WOW! What a car, what a story. I love it.

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

Simply put, over the top! Love that vintage pic...you had me from "Dennis raced it..." https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/worship.gif

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

Absolutely friggin amazing! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...mlins/cool.gif

I have always loved the L88 Corvette. This one being from the Chicago area and all is on the top of my list now. Was this car a really "known" car all these years? What is the story behind the original owner parting with it?

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

Simply THE coolest!!! .

Unbelievable documents....looks like the guy changed his mind about factory side exhaust?
Love to see a shot showing a real radio delete plate and console w/ L88 plate and hi-test fuel warning? .

In the vintage picture is the background sign advertising the upcoming 'Coca-Cola Calvalcade of stars' or whatever it was called? . And what year was the first for the Cavalcade....anyone know?
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~ Pete

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

I think the original owners "buy" story was probably more interesting then his "sell" story, in that he apparently became less and less interested in the car as gained value over the last few years. I'm sure he loved the car.... after all, he kept it 35 years!

I thought it was really interesting that he made that last minute change as shown on the Dealer Invoice.... trading off side exhaust and rear defogger for the leather seats.

Even more interesting was the chance meeting Tim (my friend who started this thread) had with Dennis (orig. owner) at a vintage race at Road America last year. Dennis said that he was actively considering ordering it as a ZL1, but at the time decided the additional cost wasn't worth it!!!

After all..... it was just another car that he was going to go drag racing with.

He picked up the car at the dealership, and almost before the plastic was off the seats, drove straight to a race shop and had it set up for the drag strip.

Re: BJK67 ( Bruce Knierim's)1969 L88 Corvette
 

radio delete pic