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12-25-2007, 07:55 PM
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Re: 1969 z28 rs crossram
<font color="red">52-52X66L89 </font> , please fill in your profile. If you only want to use your initials, with no location, then you will get little respect for making statements like your first post.
If you think that the car's story was maligned, people who jump in without anybody knowing who they are don't get too warm of a reception when they attack with no proof to back up their attack. We welcome differing opinions, but we want to know where of you speak. New members are better received when they introduce themselves first, so we know who you are, and why we should believe what you say. Thank you.
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12-26-2007, 01:31 AM
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Re: 1969 z28 rs crossram
Trust me the guy's reputation is plenty enough to speak for itself on building fake cars out of nowhere. I think everyone knows the guy pulls cars out of the blue and makes them up.It is widely known. Just check out the Red White LS6 Chevelle on Ebay another of his beauties! This one has been on there a few times and we all have discussed it at times.Do your research and trust yourself and P.S. no one said they know the car to be a real Z??? someone said they may know it if it was covered with pine needles and thats just a guess. NO REAL CAR!!!
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