1970 L89 NOVA

[budnate]

who's gonna be the first to ask about haveing the paperwork date tested

[ORIGLS6]

Well, if this one turns out to be legit, how many more will miraculously crawl outa the barn in the next few months?

Understand, I don't know enough to have an opinion on this either way, but look at the hobby today. If there's one, it's a pretty safe bet someone will 'find' more.

[markjohnson]

I have pictures of a real L-89 Nova the day it came home new from the dealership here in St. Louis. Fathom Blue, blue interior, 4 speed car with Ralley wheels. I've showed the pictures to members of this site before and when I figure my new scanner out, I'll post them. A former co-worker bought it brand new and even still has the window sticker. This is the only 'hot rod' this fellow ever owned in his life and he says that his brother's '69 Z/28 could outrun him just on driving ability. Car was sold back in the seventies and whereabouts unknown.

[Mr70]

There's an Autumn Gold one in Kenosha.

[Charley Lillard]

I have also heard of another one up in the pacific northwest that the orig owner still owns but he wrecked it way back when and rebodied it.

[BARRY]

HI LEGENDARY TOLD ME THEY ARE RESTORING THIS CAR FOR 200,000

[kwhizz]

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There's an Autumn Gold one in Kenosha.

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Rick.......Don't even go there..........LOL....Remember the "Frumpy" girl you went to school with.......Today she could be made into Marilyn Monroe with the proper surgery........Same thing for Cars...

Ken

[ORIGLS6]

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Rick.......Don't even go there..........LOL....Remember the "Frumpy" girl you went to school with.......Today she could be made into Marilyn Monroe with the proper surgery......

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Why am I thinking of Ron White when I read this?

[COPO PETE]

Wow. This sounds like most of the people and there comments when I talked about my 1970 LT-1 Nova back in about 1986.
Peter