1969 Corvette L89 convert for $16,000 !!!

[Too Many Projects]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/12521168354....c101113.m2108

[BCreekDave]

That car has been around for a long time. I went to the annual McDorman car show in Canal Winchester in the mid eighties and there were photos of it then, but the tires were burnt off of it with only the bead wires left.

[Too Many Projects]

Good grief and their STILL trying to sell it ?
How does one even build something like that back without a donor car for all the small pieces ??

[PeteLeathersac]

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Likely 194679S712636 as Tony posted in this 07/20 thread...
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=162063

~ Pete

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[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by PeteLeathersac

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Likely 194679S712636 as Tony posted in this 07/20 thread...
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=162063

~ Pete

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Thanks, Pete. Reading the heads melted explains why all he has is the block. Guys been a dreamer for a LONG time at that price point.

[Motorhead848]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

Thanks, Pete. Reading the heads melted explains why all he has is the block. Guys been a dreamer for a LONG time at that price point.

I spoke to him 2-3 years ago for the heck of it and apparently he acquired the car then later acquired the block when it was listed in a registry and reunited them back together.

Not sure what you would consider it when done. A re body? Or a rebuilt body? Vin swap?

[Too Many Projects]

I'm pretty sure that would need to be a vin swap to make the original block worth much in a donor body.

[Tracker1]

The tags are in their original locations with original rivets aren't they? Just add fiberglass.

Also, I am surprised Kevin MacKay hasn't grabbed this. His body-less 1969 L88 is New York licensed, inspected and street legal:

http://www.corvettereport.com/kevin-...l-88-corvette/