Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

I'm not sure, but I don't believe the Hemi Dart that sold at BJ had any paperwork or photos either.

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

no it did not it was a rebody with no docs even the cobra that sold for 388,000 was nom. Kim is correct its a beautiful car but for 250,000 it should have docs now at 125,000 you got yourself one heck of a car. on the other hand the motion vette i bid on was fully documented and only went for 215,000 and that was a great car. i think we all agree nice car tall price for a car with no docs plain and simple.

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

We are always consumed at least weekly about the number and documentation game. I hope before I croke there is a data base in place to solve some of these issues, probably wishful thinking.

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

Congrats to the owner for a thoughtful response. I'm sure many would have taken it personally and the thread could have gone down hill rapidly. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

I personally prefer documentation, but what if there's a desireable car with no paper work? Can past known car collectors / owners vouch for the car? Would the value of a car change or hold. John Q.

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

we all have talked this car to death. is anyone going to step up and buy it? the bidding has not broken 150,000 yet on e-bay. you would think if it is the real deal with all the camaro and collectors out there this car would be sold by now. if you post a hemi cuda or a yenko or a motion vette it be gone. to a purist there is no chance of this car bringing 250,ooo. id be willing to bet he owns this car for awhile.

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

Wow, talk about overreacting. Most high end musclecars don't sell on Ebay. Just last month there was a known 69 Yenko on Ebay and it didn't sell either. Most people want to take time to examine a car and if that requires getting a flight to go and inspect it, then usually that doesn't happen within a week's time. Even without documentation, the cost of this car plus the full restoration is easily over $125K so it really comes down to who wants a rare convertible like this. Most guys here would rather have a 427 COPO or Yenko so they have no interest in this car. Somebody will end up buying this car and be very happy with it.

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

Ebay is a great way to advertise a car and potentially sell it. As I mentioned in my previous post the three Baldwin Motion cars and the L-78 Camaro convert I bought all were on Ebay at one time, but were purchased long after the cars did not sell through the Ebay auction.

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

Agree...E Bay is good advertising...

Re: 1969 L-89 Convertible 4 Speed For Sale
 

So after all the chat whats the verdict. Is it one of the 11 built.What would this car bring at Barrett in 06? I think its a sweet ride and the owner seems very honest about it and I agree you couldnt restore this car for that money. Is it a wise investment, I just may go look at it and see about buying it Im shore I would look good driving around town. What do you guys feel 150-200 is a good price or no.