$400k rs z28??!

[69Z11Pacer396]

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-chevrolet-camaro-z-28-171/?utm_source=dm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2024-01-11
Apparently supposed to be a $40K bid...

[southernfriedcj]

So, the guy buys a original engine Z/28 in 2013 and then has the engine rebuilt and decked in 2015?

That seems like a tactical error.

[Billohio]

I wondered about why in the world they decked that block and lost the numbers.

[WILMASBOYL78]

....while the interior is trimmed in black vinyl and features a push-button AM radio along with a cabin heater.

Who writes this stuff...cabin heater:hmmm:

[Bad67300]

....while the interior is trimmed in black vinyl and features a push-button AM radio along with a cabin heater.

Who writes this stuff...cabin heater:hmmm:

You would be surprised what is being written by AI - artificial intelligence. Products like ChatGPT are writing everything from resumes, equipment manuals, and fiction/non-fiction.

[Zedder]

....while the interior is trimmed in black vinyl and features a push-button AM radio along with a cabin heater.

Who writes this stuff...cabin heater:hmmm:

Those idiots at BAT...and they won't change any of their wording. When I listed my 67 Camaro they changed my wording calling the car "frame-off restored" to "refurbished". I told them that no one calls a car "Refurbished" and they said that I was free to make my comments on the listing once it went live.

[Jonesy]

If the pad stamping was decked and removed why does it have a deep stamping lathered in paint now? Unless thats a previous picture of the stamping? :dunno:

The tank straps should be black without the goofy rubber insulators.

[SupremeDeluxe]

I believe the descriptions are now written by AI. There is also a "brand standard" that includes their terminology. "Refurbished" is one of those words, as is "15″ turbine-style wheels" for 63-66 Corvette KO wheels. This was explained to me when I started selling with them in 2018. The descriptions don't carry much weight--you are buying off the pictures and commentary from the seller and peanut gallery.