1969 L88 4 speed Survivor on eBay

[scuncio]

Christ, what's the deal with all the drama on the Q&A section of the auction?

[camarojoe]

For those who may not know, this is a Level 1 Supercar.

[1969l78]

I have seen it at Stefano's shop and it's an awesome looking car.

[Stefano]

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For those who may not know, this is a Level 1 Supercar.

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Thanks for the reminder.

[camarojoe]

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For those who may not know, this is a Level 1 Supercar.

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Thanks for the reminder.

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Anytime!

[ronebee]

It is really amazing the abuse that you take when you try to sell something special. Your doing the right thing by putting it all out in the open. I would list the ebay user name in your responses (as I have) and tell the person what
a idiot they are in your responses (as you are doing).

At least with ebay you can put things out in public. I tried to sell a BB VETTE with a NOM small block motor in it
on the Rochester Craigslist and I had a Woman tell me that she wanted to KILL me because I was being a scammer. True Story.

Best of luck with your sale, great car.

[Stefano]

It is amazing just how wrong the self professed experts can be? Wrong Car, Wrong code and wrong dates. Trying to compare the dates and VIN of a regular 1969 Corvette to the L88 for sale

Thanks for the Support

[Mr. Chevy]

What's with all the know it alls on e-bay with the listing of this car.. Don't you just love it!!! I think those comments are ridiculous!!

Rich

[MosportGreen66]

here is what I am getting out of this:

It seems like someone wants to know if the motor is original or not... might be typical Corvette guys flexing muscles.
But what I do not understand is if the car is a "level 1 supercar" (which I am not doubting) why doesn't the seller flat out say if its a restamp or not?
Its a beastly looking car, one that I would like to own, but shouldn't a "level 1 supercar" speak for itself?

[showyourauto]

Stephano, looks like you are having yourself some fun with "Mr. Corvette Community" lol!