Zl1 # 27 fyi

[Stefano]

Originally Posted by Charley Lillard

It is a rebody of a rebody. Vin tag is all that came from the car. Chuck rebodied it and then the next guy that bought it from Chucks buyer simply got the vin tag from the body that Chuck put it on and put it on yet another body.

So a Double Rebody COPO ZL1..........

[Bill Pritchard]

Originally Posted by Stefano

So a Double Rebody COPO ZL1..........

So that probably (hopefully...) makes it 'the only one known to exist'. Think of the marketing possibilities

[EZ Nova]

Originally Posted by Stefano

So a Double Rebody COPO ZL1..........

BUT, what happens if the second rebody in the original yet repaired body that was discarded after the lawsuit??????

So it's would be a rebody of a rebody to the original body.....

[William]

Not the only rebodied ZL-1 Camaro out there. Only one that can be safely mentioned is #9 N608879 since it was disclosed as such when auctioned at B-J AZ in 2012. Well, sort of disclosed.

"A GM factory assembled body shell was used to correct the extensive body modifications performed during this cars long term drag race history."

As for the others, do your homework before bidding. Don't want to be caught standing when the music stops.

[daleone3]

Originally Posted by Bill Pritchard

So that probably (hopefully...) makes it 'the only one known to exist'. Think of the marketing possibilities

There is irony in the joke. I have always found it interesting how people "create" the lineage of a vehicle by "re-tooling" the history. I remember something about a Motion vette years ago that wasn't a motion vette but the owner had been written up a couple times in the old school rags (Hot Rod, Car Craft) and that became part of the lineage, and it was in long dispute. Thank God there are people tracking these but as PT Barnum said; "there is an ass for every seat" and there will be someone that is four vodka tonics deep that raises his bidders badge.....