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Steve, ya gotta love those "LO" open chamber L88's. The significant changes they made to that engine makes yours even more rare than just it's originality. I don't know how many of the '69 L88's got the "LO" engine.......Thanks for sharing it with us!
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Paul, the open chambered L88s went into production on June of 69. Actual production is around 40 cars.
Tim, I too like the look of the vintage wheels but they are long gone. The classified ad is from 1984. Mike, if the weather is better than the last car B que maybe I will get the police escort LOL.
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Corvette nut since I was a kid. 67 435s and L88s are my favorites |
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Mark, here is a couple of pics of an original foam seal for the air cleaner base. I do not use it because it probably is the most expensive piece of foam in history and I don't want some dope, namely me closing the hood on it and ruining it.
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Corvette nut since I was a kid. 67 435s and L88s are my favorites |
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