1970 Ls6 Convertible

[Jeff H]

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If I had a documented COPO Camaro and the owner wanted to work out a trade for his black one I would do it in a second.

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Same with the low mile original owner Z28 I mentioned. Each car has it's good points and bad points. And each car appeals to a specific type of person. So saying a certain documented car is worth more or less than an undocumented car is really just stating a personal opinion. The market will determine what a given car is worth and the associated risk in buying it. I prefer to have documents with a car, but if it's a very limited production car, you don't have much choice if you really want one.

[yountto]

"I prefer to have documents with a car, but if it's a very limited production car, you don't have much choice if you really want one."....................This is exactly the point.You are basically saying that since Ls6 ragtops are rare,go to any extreme to try and validate the undocumented ones...because you cant find many real ones?? To me a car is either documented or not,wheter its a 300k ls6 ragtop or 50k L78 camaro

[Mr70]

Yountto
You must believe this LS6 Convertible is authentic as the seller States in his ad,even without Bonafide Documents or paperwork to back it up.
*You are the originator of this topic,possibly to get public opinion on it before bidding?
*You have bid numerous times on it as 427_king?
*It is in your Home State,yet you state you know nothing about it,nor have even made the trek to go see it,and yet still bid on it?
*You knew about this Car in the past,as we all did from Ebay auctions,so it sounds somewhat like you have regrets in wishing you obtained it earlier?

Understand I am asking you sincerely,and not bashing you or this Chevelle in anyway,just trying to understand your position on it.
Rick

Rick,

I will say that Chuck has emailed me offline and he knows more about the car than his post might indicate...This is a not a negative comment and shouldn't be perceived as such..