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Old 05-09-2006, 11:00 PM
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Default Re: Possible COPO on ebay

I just find that the irony within the hobby eating itself is just too much. I mean honestly, even for someone with too much money, that car was a major headache and a laughable expenditure if it went for $20k. I've seen better candidates for restoration and re-assembly at the grocery store containing soup and cola. It will be re-bodied, and that's that, so why pay $20k for it in the first place?

Jeff H - That statement about not numbers matching... You couldn't be more wrong. It will be numbers-matching when done, and probably sold to someone as a gennie. Ahhh, Chevy muscle... A hustler's paradise. And so rewarding. If you're at all concerned about matters such as this, you should be buying AMC's. Still cheap, and great performers. Everything you need to know is in the VIN, and they don't have serial #'s on the motors!

BTW-- Don't worry about the rust. The best part of Ohio is that they still have titles, so how much easier could it be?
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