'69 SS L78 72/72 4spd

**mockingbird812** · #1 05-29-2005, 08:30 PM

Thot as much. Concur with Rick's assessment that the car stands on its own merit pretty well. The bogus BS shrouds it in speculation. Partial VIN by Oil Galley is nearly impossible to restamp due to the roughness of the metal. No pictures of this or the stamp pad or the cowl. Original cowl would authenticate this car as an SS as 72 was a paint that only the SS could have. Oh well.

Sam

**Stefano** · #2 05-30-2005, 03:32 AM

Vins are routinely removed and restamped by the oil filter. A professional/quality Job is virtually undetectable.

**mockingbird812** · #3 05-31-2005, 08:04 AM

Remember my earlier question?:
"Yesterday, I requested a clear photo of the BS and cowl tag be forwarded to me. "

His response:

"i sam i would just come here and see the car thanks"

That is yet another nail in that coffin.

Sam

MYSTERYCHEVELLE · #4 05-31-2005, 07:59 PM

BONEHEAD.... I agree.. it's this need to make something more than what it is that hurts the sale....The car looks nice, just sell it as a nice car and let the bids begin!! as for why someone would try and sneek a fake BS in now days.. I feel for as many car guys out there that are knowledgable about what is real or what isn't.. there are even more out there that just don't know.. that includes the sellers.. this seller likely didn't think anyone would catch it. and even likely he doesn't know it's fake.. BUYER BEWARE as always... nice car, but with a fake BS, everything comes in question now.. IMHO.

Mike

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