1969 Camaro L89 with JL8 option at Kissimmee

[PeteLeathersac]

124379N690139
If the auction house pays no heed to whether a car's real or a fraud job, who and how do they come up w/ these auction estimates...195,000-225,000 in this case?
Previous thread...
https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/550874/Re:_This_one's_got_it_ALL!
The stinky guy story was cool, sounds like Kenny was a real car guy!
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~ Pete

[Kurt S]

Doesn't change that the docs for the car aren't real..........

[Billohio]

I looked the car over today and saw copies of the docs. Build sheet looks perfect, no torn edges, nothing missing. No spring marks either. I saw the block stamping and the vin is by the filter. I have seen several stamping in the past and here. Other cars here I used my phone for a picture and blew it up so you could read the stamp. This car was the clearest vin stamp I have seen in this location and I didn't have to blow the picture up.

[mr 707]

the mecum discription says it also has the window sticker????

[Lynn]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Billohio</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I looked the car over today and saw copies of the docs. Build sheet looks perfect, no torn edges, nothing missing. No spring marks either. I saw the block stamping and the vin is by the filter. I have seen several stamping in the past and here. Other cars here I used my phone for a picture and blew it up so you could read the stamp. This car was the clearest vin stamp I have seen in this location and I didn't have to blow the picture up. </div></div>

Bill: Can you get (and post) a clear pic of the trim tag?

[Stefano]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Billohio</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I looked the car over today and saw copies of the docs. Build sheet looks perfect, no torn edges, nothing missing. No spring marks either. I saw the block stamping and the vin is by the filter. I have seen several stamping in the past and here. Other cars here I used my phone for a picture and blew it up so you could read the stamp. This car was the clearest vin stamp I have seen in this location and I didn't have to blow the picture up. </div></div>


I'm not saying this is the case with this Camaro, but FYI.

I inspected and researched a proposed 1969 L89 Camaro a while back. Turns out that the Camaro was a real and more popular L78, which was decked, properly rebroached and stamped with the original date, but for the L89 code and of course the correct date coded aluminum heads were added. So everything lined up, parts, patina date codes and originality, including the original engine with the original VIN stamp.

[camaromb]

Similar to the supposed L89 that was originally an X11 taged small block and the original trim tag was modified to X66. It was done so well it was impossible to tell.

[Lynn]

And the tag:

[m22mike]

Nice... [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/no.gif[/img]

[Lynn]

Amazing, all the trouble they went through to fake this car, &quot;original (deceased) owner&quot; window sticker, trim tag and they FORGOT to put the D80 on the tag. I am guessing the spoiler option is shown on the build sheet. I haven't seen a copy of the build sheet. Spoilers are shown on the aged window sticker as well as the order:

HEY: dblclutchkid, are you as impressed with the trim tag as you are that &quot;original&quot; dealer paperwork.