Club Corvette Danmark

Hvis dette virkelig er en ægte L88 (kan checkes via VIN), så er prisen vist ikke urealistisk. 
Nu har jeg ikke checket VIN, men det er da kun hvis der er svindlet med VIN, at teksten i mine øjne er løgnagtig. 
Hvorfor mener du den er løgnagtig ?

mvh Smipe

nu er billederne ikke specielt gode og jeg er ingen ekspert i L88'ere, men er det ikke en aftermarket 'lang' L88 hjelm, der sidder på.

Nå, de har også fundet den på corvetteforum, her er hvad de skriver:

I missed the long hood, good catch and a probable bust on the originality of the car. The headers are hard to see, but I would love a good side view of the car to decide about those. I was not shocked by the ';435'; hp rating, as everyone seems to get it wrong, but the ';116'; number regarding 1969 production was a clue that this was possibly a real car. I had high hopes....

As a research based note this is a March car, built mear the end of March 1969. The UAW strike was in May, and only two M40 Hydromatic L-88';s were produced prior to the production of the cars beginning in June. No L88/M40 cars were sold by dealers until the end of the strike. The 2 cars built as test cars were not sold to the public as far as is known....

as they say on mythbusters....
BUSTED  

L88'er er hundedyre hvis de er ægte, dette er en most wanted liste hvis nogle har noget i gemmerne som de vil af med:

Terry's A-List (When money is no object)...
1963 GRAND SPORT - 5 produced - value $6 million and up (good luck)... none for sale
1969 ZL1 - 2 produced - value $3 million and up (good luck)... none for sale
1967 L-88 - 20 produced - value $1.5 million and up (good luck)... none for sale
1968/69 L-88 - 196 produced - value $350K to $750K (They are out there)
1971 ZR2 - 12 produced - value $350K to $650K (4 known to exist)
1967 L-89 - 16 produced - value $450K to $750K (few known to exist)
1953 BLUE FLAME - 300 produced - value $300K to $500K (VIN 003 sold for $1 million; VIN 005 sold $850K)
1963 Z06/TANKER - 63 produced - value $275K to $400K (add for race history)
1970-'72 ZR1 - 53 produced - value $125K to $200K (few exist)
1971 LS6 - 188 produced - value $125K to $200K (not hard to find)
footnotes:
A) must be the real deal... not fakes or frauds
B) Colors (Black) adds a lot... must be factory original body/trim tag
C) Original documentation, history, and Bloomington/NCRS show awards adds a lot
D) Original rare options adds a lot (set of Kelsey bolt-on wheels and red stripe tires sold on eBay in '06 for $33K)
E) Original, unrestored in excellent condition adds a lot.
F) Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware). We are adrift in a sea of sharks disguised as mermaids.
G) When it is time to sell... be a smart seller. High-profile events like the Barrett-Jackson and Mecum Muscle Car auctions will get you more money for your car than newspaper and trade publication advertisements.  Plan ahead if you%u2019re considering selling your baby: seek good lot numbers (pay a premium if you must) and baby-sit your car during the event to answer questions and show pride in your car %u2013 it is a reflection of you, and people simply pay more if they like the seller.
A-E Equals an overall package and desirables.

http://www.nadaguides.com/SectionHome.aspx?LI=1-28-0-5000-502-504-50005&l=1&w=22&p=0&f=5003 er da meget sjov at bruge til vurdering... hvis man da kan regne med det???

det er ikke helt i skoven, men lidt højt for priserne iøjeblikket da jeg prøvede med et par årgange

Interessant liste over årgange og antal der er blevet produceret af L-88'ere. Er der iøvrigt nogen herhjemme der har været heldig at få fat i en af disse pragt eksemplarer ?

 Og så blev ';fake'; annoncen fra fyren på Long Island lige pludselig lukket ned.