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#3
11-25-2009, 03:17 AM
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Re: 1967 Big Tank L-88 Corvette
I can understand owning a 67 L88 tanker and keeping it to yourself. If, on the other hand, you decide to tell the world you own an original low mile 67 L88 tanker it would seem prudent to be ready to prove the claim undeniably.
This 67 L88 factory tanker that is claimed here is bull [censored]. I will be forthright and magnanimous in my apology when proven wrong. Until then...it's Horse [censored]. 
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11-25-2009, 05:10 AM
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Re: 1967 Big Tank L-88 Corvette
Well said 737Driver and my thoughts exactly. Black Book shows two NO3 tankers and 20 L88's in 67. I doubt many of that combination have flown under the NCRS radar for all these years.
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11-25-2009, 07:13 AM
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Re: 1967 Big Tank L-88 Corvette
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the yellow l88 in question is a real l88 , but is not a big tank car . and the person posting the ad is not the owner. [/ QUOTE ] What? It sure comes across as he is the owner. What the Hell? Are there some games being played. Holy [censored], are we speaking in code?
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#8
11-25-2009, 07:20 AM
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Re: 1967 Big Tank L-88 Corvette
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the yellow l88 in question is a real l88 , but is not a big tank car . and the person posting the ad is not the owner. [/ QUOTE ] Initial poster explicitly states he is the owner of said car...???...
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#9
11-25-2009, 07:30 AM
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Re: 1967 Big Tank L-88 Corvette
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the yellow l88 in question is a real l88 , but is not a big tank car . and the person posting the ad is not the owner. [/ QUOTE ] Come on guys, you and the original poster are both from NC so I am guessing you both know the truth of the car and its owner? First the car was in question, a fair question mind you, now its owner is in doubt. Why all the secrets? My guess is that the original poster is not the owner but the one wanting to be a buyer and is looking for a confirmation on what would be a fair price. I am also going to guess that the real reason there is no more talk and or truth is that you don't want the public to learn of what could be a very rare find worth more than perhaps you could get it for. Of course if I am correct neither the facts of the car nor its true owner will be shared, least until a deal is done. Call it a hunch but I think I am right. There will be many skeptics, rightfully so, however I think that there is a glimmer of potential I am right.
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11-25-2009, 01:38 PM
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Re: 1967 Big Tank L-88 Corvette
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the yellow l88 in question is a real l88 , but is not a big tank car . and the person posting the ad is not the owner. [/ QUOTE ] "I have a low mileage 67 L-88 Corvette, 1 of 20 made. I have owned this car and about 20 others for almost 35 years. My question is does any body have a clue as to the value of this car. I have a guy begging me for it to go in a huge collection" "he posted the same picture in another thread back on February 24, 2009 essentially saying "He would love to have these cars". What's cookin'? I smell fish... 
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