ZL-1 #40 on Ebay - 1.25M

**69LM1** · #1 11-09-2005, 06:12 AM

Possibly what happened to me. I had them (ebay) pull an actuion "pre katrina" for a still in the crate from 1970, 69 service replacement 396 because I used "keyword" searches in the ad. I noticed that the seller in this case did the same thing. I have learned that you need to get "creative" in the description (ie, this motor was not stock in a yenko, copo and is not a 427 ZL1 etc etc) so ebay does not pull the ad. And the block was up there too! No notice, and you cannot view the old ad and contact anyone for a relist. It's still in my garage (at home, which did not flood or get looted).

Rich

Canucklehead · #2 11-09-2005, 08:01 PM

Now that would be something to see a looter humping down the street with a 396 on his shoulder!!!

**69LM1** · #3 11-09-2005, 08:14 PM

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Now that would be something to see a looter humping down the street with a 396 on his shoulder!!!

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We were very lucky/blessed. The shop was looted. They took a durrango and a trailer that we had there and loaded up. They only took tools, compressor, computer scanner, and oddly enough, an old firebird! They left the 69 Gold LM1 alone, my personal car a x66 bought at baldwin originally, a hugger orange yenko clone, and 2 73 Z28's all untouched.

Guess I should be looking on the "PONTIAC" forum(s)?

Rich

**lbnaz** · #4 11-11-2005, 10:24 PM

Hello, why did Ebay end the auctions on the ZL-1 Camaro and 302 engine that was listed. Larry

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