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1966 L79 Nova
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----The car has been around for sale numerous times. I tried to sell it to a customer in Florida about 8 years ago. Always in Steubenville though. It is gorgeous but the pad certainly warrants a hard look!......Bill S
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Pretty car but agreed on the stamp.
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Subject VIN 118376W146344 What are the realities of originality/resto/paint/mileage etc? Nice to see Gray Baskerville's name mentioned, RIP. ~ Pete .
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Stamp Pad looks good to me, but someone tried to file or sand it. I wonder if this is an ex drag car with the low miles. I would like to see the block casting date, Muncie and 12 bolt stampings.
Paul
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I do remember my old L-79 66 Chevy II had the VIN stamped with individual stamps, not gang stamped. It has been over 20 years since I sold the car but I do recall the funny stamp that looked like a 7 year old did it. The engine had never been apart until I disassembled it in 1987.
Paul
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70 Camaro LA Z-28 03B Citrus Green LT-1 M-40 3.73's 69 Camaro X-77 Z-28 10C Cortez Silver M-21 3.73's Deluxe Project X - SOLD 69 Camaro X-77 Z-28 01B Garnet Red w/Black top, M-20 3.73 Deluxe Houndstooth |
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Last edited by Lee Stewart; 04-06-2017 at 08:27 PM. |
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It could be, just not like the couple I've owned that were survivors sitting since 1969 and 1974.
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Pretty sure NOR was using gang stamps by '66. I have an example somewhere. Ill compare it to the one above.
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Jim the seller was the salesman at Reilly-Chev Olds in Stuebenville Ohio in 1970 where my 8k mile LS6 was sold new. The L79 was from Al Maynard's collection, I remember seeing the car there in the late '80s. It was originally out of California Jim told me.
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