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03-11-2008, 05:02 AM
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Re: L88 Vette on Ebay
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What do ya'll think market is on a project like this (assuming it is real, complete, and matching numbers)? 75k 100k 150k? What does a Neighbor's brothers resto cost now days? 100k? [/ QUOTE ] I would say market for this car with docs would be 175-200K to assume discription is correct. Highly doubtful though. Nabors would probably be around 100 although I do not know from experience. 
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03-11-2008, 05:10 AM
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Re: L88 Vette on Ebay
Assuming the "5" in the eBay auction is supposed to be an "S" (if I recall correctly), there are documented L88's within 10,000 units of this one. Not sure if that matters as much as it does with '69 Camaros. IMO it is still a long shot...
JB
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03-11-2008, 05:25 AM
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Re: L88 Vette on Ebay
Also has the "wiper door delete" hood. Didn't know they had these in 1969. Car is completely "original".
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03-11-2008, 06:10 AM
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Re: L88 Vette on Ebay
I e-mailed him asking about the incorrect horsepower listing.
His response was: I made a mistake on the hp, it is 430 and it does have the single 4 barrel carb. Thanks, Donald - 347donald53
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03-11-2008, 06:54 AM
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Re: L88 Vette on Ebay
 "completely original" including extremely rare RF tire painted to match. sounds like another Ebay "survivor" with "both quarters replaced in the 90's" not knocking the car or owner, just the uselessness of wording in these ads 
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#7
03-11-2008, 06:11 PM
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Re: L88 Vette on Ebay
No mention of paperwork and this would spike the value quite a bit. If the frame is rotted or rusty, you can add a bunch to the repair. These cars have so many valuable parts that I'm sure are missing that the cost of a restoration could be pushing $100,000 plus the parts. How about L88 plug wires at about $3,000 and hood at about $3,000.
I don't see an antenna as this should be a no radio car. A buyer could have an additional $150,000 to $175,000 in the restoration, it better have paperwork with that kind of cash plus the cost of the car. It would be even better with the original engine. Now if it has a tank sticker and an original engine, it would certainly be worth saving.
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