'69 L88 Corvette Tribute, $550k

[scuncio]

Interesting...originally a 390hp 427 car...and restored as an L88. I may be all wet on prices, but $550k feels pretty ambitious. $55k? Now we're talking.

Link to 1969 Corvette L88 Tribute auction





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[LT1vette]

Since when did NCRS start "authenticating" made up cars? Car is an admitted 390HP car, not restored, it's modified...

[Pusher_Man]

I’m obviously missing something.

[TimG]

I can assure you that this car has never been on an NCRS judging field.

[PeteLeathersac]

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Also advertised on the Dupont Registry w/ more of the same NCRS lies, click here...
https://www.dupontregistry.com/autos...corvette/58961


~ Pete

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[luzl78]

Maybe a judge authenticated the engine as an original born with l88 engine from another 69 corvette? Car is probably worth $100,000 at the most.

[TimG]

That NCRS restored line is used all the time. It is supposed to convey that the car is "ready" for judging.

[LT1vette]

Originally Posted by luzl78

Maybe a judge authenticated the engine as an original born with l88 engine from another 69 corvette? Car is probably worth $100,000 at the most.

I don't think there will be a line up at 100K. Its "just another Corvette", nothing special, that someone installed a L88 in.

Change the car to a Camaro.. Now say it is advertised as a COPO (knockoff admitted). Would you pay 100K for it??

Just my.02 cents worth....

[Late BrakeU2]

Originally Posted by Pusher_Man

I’m obviously missing something.

A decimal point!

[luzl78]

Originally Posted by LT1vette

I don't think there will be a line up at 100K. Its "just another Corvette", nothing special, that someone installed a L88 in.

Change the car to a Camaro.. Now say it is advertised as a COPO (knockoff admitted). Would you pay 100K for it??

Just my.02 cents worth....

You’re probably right. I just said that number because of all the wacky high prices people have been paying.