Re: Ebay - '70 L-78 Camaro
 

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RAIIIT/A</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I find it amazing how original and documented this car is considering its condition.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970-cama...=item27bc94da1c </div></div>

I am not so sure those docs and tranny belong to that car - unless I missed it, there isn't a single picture of the 503542 dash VIN in the green car, not on the facebook pics either. Wouldn't be surprised if a call to the guy netted a comment like, &quot;ummm seems the dash VIN got taken out years ago..for some reason...but you can get reproductions of those&quot;

The white one in the Hemmings ad he includes sure is nice though!

http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/...o/1126428.html

Re: Ebay - '70 L-78 Camaro
 

-----The white car included is owned by a very well known midwest collector, Ray Skillman. He owns many, many cars. The white 70 appears to be a very nice car. It should probably not be lumped in with one that apparently has some unanswered questions, other than to show what a nice 396/375 70 looks like.......Bill S

Re: Ebay - '70 L-78 Camaro
 

Wouldn't a Calif built L78 have dual fuel lines anyway?

Re: Ebay - '70 L-78 Camaro
 

If you're referring to an NA-9 charcoal cannister line,then no.
Not unless it was built to be sold brand new in the state of Calif.,would it have received that.

Re: Ebay - '70 L-78 Camaro
 

Car in the auction has NA9.

Re: Ebay - '70 L-78 Camaro
 

Also sold new in Calif.