67 L78 Chevelle...

[RSSSfan]

If the paperwork for this car is in fact fake, then it kind of pisses me off. I cannot imagine someone going to such lengths to make paperwork appear aged and original for a high end car other than an effort to deceive potential buyers. IMO it dilutes the value of cars that are in fact the real thing. Should be illegal.

[Chuck_Burg]

Originally Posted by RSSSfan

If the paperwork for this car is in fact fake, then it kind of pisses me off. I cannot imagine someone going to such lengths to make paperwork appear aged and original for a high end car other than an effort to deceive potential buyers. IMO it dilutes the value of cars that are in fact the real thing. Should be illegal.

I agree. If this is the case the car is being represented as in fact an actual L78 Car with replaced motor but others are saying everything is incorrect. I understand a genuine 67 L78 with the ORIGINAL engine is very rare these days but why go through the trouble of making all the fax documentation.

[Chuck_Burg]

Originally Posted by the427king

A bit early build? for a L78 chevelle

From my understanding April built cars are the earliest

[BCreekDave]

That window sticker looks way overdone to me. It looks like it was wadded up and flattened out half a dozen times. Who would do that to a window sticker in the first place?

[Mr70]

Paperwork sometimes has a way of disappearing from a car after a sale.
So for Posterity:

[the427king]

Normally the rpo codes starting with L wouldnt be at the top..all 3 docs that show options have them in completely different order.

[mssl72]

Where's our paperwork guy?? Paul (FSC66), any comments?

[BOWTIE67327]

if all those papers are fake, the person who had them made should be in prison PERIOD, and fined, someone already lost their but on the car considering it sold for 75k 4 years ago, and some people say o well buyer beware, but the truth is...99% of the people out there would believe all those docs are real and original

[scott s]

lots of mistakes on that window sticker.....

[67since67]

Originally Posted by Mr70

Paperwork sometimes has a way of disappearing from a car after a sale.

Best thing that could happen for this car is to shred all the docs before it falls into the hands of an unscrupulous dealer/flipper. The restoration errors alone are bad enough.