1969 Camaro L78 on BAT

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**Lynn** · #1 04-19-2021, 12:56 AM

Rear springs are not original.

Kurt says the invoice is fake. The stampings look fake.

Is the POP fake?

RSSSfan · #2 04-20-2021, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Lynn

Rear springs are not original.

Kurt says the invoice is fake. The stampings look fake.

Is the POP fake?

We all know that fake POP's have been available for some time. The seller is being a little shady about his answers to questions - "let the car speak for itself". In other words, caveat emptor.

The guy selling it may not have been aware of the monkey business before he bought the car himself. He may have been taken and is trying to cut his losses. But he should not be advertising it as a real L78 car either. Best to come clean on something like this. And the people who perpetuate these fakes burn me up. It dilutes the values of the true original cars.

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