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Old 10-08-2022, 06:16 PM
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Default '71 Corvette, #s LT-1

Neat car, and if that paint is original, I'd leave it as is. Cool ride for $32k.

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----Paint job won't be anywhere near cheap with those bumps behind the headlights.....Bill S
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Old 10-08-2022, 08:02 PM
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Saw that…I can imagine.
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Pretty sure I know this car.
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1969 Z28 DAYTONA YELLOW SURVIVOR
1969 Z28 DUSK BLUE X33 BORN WITH DRIVE LINE SURVIVOR
1969 Z28 GLACIER BLUE ON BLUE X33 RS
1969 CORVETTE 427/435 (MA6) BLOOMINGTON GOLD SURVIVOR
1966 CORVETTE 327/350 L79 BLOOMINGTON GOLD
1978 CORVETTE L82 4SP SILVER ANNIVERSAY 9K MILES SURVIVOR
1967 CORVETTE L79 Convertible
1970 Z28 CLASSIC COPPER FRAME OFF RICK NELSON
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I want to thank you guys for posting this car. Yes, this car belonged to a very close friend of mine who died of cancer in the mid 2000s. Her name was Barbera Herman and was my 4th grade school teacher back in the 1970s. She lived here in NJ and taught school with my brother and became really in love with corvettes. This LT1 does have the original paint and those rivets showing in the nose were like that in the mid 1990s when the attached pictures were taken. He doesn't mention paperwork but when Barbera owned it all the original docs were with car. Barbara moved to Idaho in the early 2000s becoming involved with the Idaho Steel heads semi pro hockey team taking this car with her. When she passed my brother and I never knew where this car went but now, we know. What really brought tears to my eyes is if you look at the passenger side fender in one of the close-up shots, there is still a dog pawl mark on from when we done a car show together back in 1995 at the Collingswood Day and a fellow walking his dog stopped to look at the car and his big dog on a leash jumped up on her fender leaving that mark. Lots a great memories here and thanks a bunch for the post
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1969 Z28 DAYTONA YELLOW SURVIVOR
1969 Z28 DUSK BLUE X33 BORN WITH DRIVE LINE SURVIVOR
1969 Z28 GLACIER BLUE ON BLUE X33 RS
1969 CORVETTE 427/435 (MA6) BLOOMINGTON GOLD SURVIVOR
1966 CORVETTE 327/350 L79 BLOOMINGTON GOLD
1978 CORVETTE L82 4SP SILVER ANNIVERSAY 9K MILES SURVIVOR
1967 CORVETTE L79 Convertible
1970 Z28 CLASSIC COPPER FRAME OFF RICK NELSON

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Very cool. Price is right….
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Wow, great story. We see these cars and really don't know the history behind them.
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Great story indeed.Like people these old cars have a history to tell.
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----Paint job won't be anywhere near cheap with those bumps behind the headlights.....Bill S
What is the significance of that. I have seen you mention that on another vette and wayoutz mentioned rivets.

I assume some sort of delamination?
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What is the significance of that. I have seen you mention that on another vette and wayoutz mentioned rivets.

I assume some sort of delamination?
----The header bar that all the headlight stuff is mounted on is a two piece steel unit riveted together with aluminum rivets. Depending on the elements (salt, moisture, etc.) those rivets swell upward and push the hood suround up. If just sanded down the bumps will just return, so the real fix becomes a much bigger job as the whole assembly has to get yanked and repaired correctly....Bill S
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