Shout-out to Dan and Dave :youguysrock:

This arrived today, unsolicited. Scratched my head for a bit, :hmmm:, then pried out an admission.
Guys, this is so unexpected, unnecessary, but very much appreciated!!

Thank you!! Bill W

(Yeah, it's a real hardship tending an L89 Corvette for a few days! :Can-I-Have-It: )

Bill


Yep, that's Dan and Dave! If you haven't used Adam's yet, you will LOVE their products! :worship:

Once the L89 is delivered to us and we dive into it, we'll post more reference pics. For now, as we "in"-patiently wait for it (and continuously look at the pics we took), I figured I would share a few more!

Original paint on the block. (Don't mind the grease that was heavily applied to keep the rust away). Note the paint inconsistency from one side to the other.

What a special find! And it couldn't be in better hands. I see a sidepipe in one pic but not on the tank sticker? The look of sidepipes on a '69 is just awesome, I'd be hard-pressed not to add them to this car, but understand that it will be judged based on its originality so I'm assuming she will be built as the original rocker molding car she was. Again - this car couldn't hope to end up in a better place! Looking forward to this thread for sure.

Sent the L89 off to NY last evening!

With help from my buddy Brian and some supervision from Jani and Pam we used the tractor for "braking" to get it down into the neighborhood without a run-away.

Ready for the truck to arrive. Brian is a C3 guy, has restored two to show winning standards and is in the market for just the right LT-1 project. He is very impressed with the factory gaps on this car.

Passport arrives!! Then pre-loading inspection.

Loading, upper level at the front.

Loaded and gone!

It has been our pleasure to have played a very small part in helping put a great car into the hands of great people!!

Bill W

Congrats, cool car.