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Caveat Emptor...another repro body tag?

Started by william, July 22, 2021, 04:39:24 PM

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william

https://www.ebay.com/itm/255062821339?hash=item3b62edc9db:g:C1AAAOSwRHlg-dh~

124379N553571

From the ad:

Real X77 code 1969 Camaro Z28

N553571 was final-assembled on or about December 3, 1968, prior to the implementation of X codes.
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usa1ti

At least they got the grill color and shifter ball right. Its usually a package deal when they check the dumb crook box.......
Todd, East TN

Kelley W King

Just another nice collection of parts made to look like a blue Z28.
69 Z28 RS Scuncio Hi Performance
69 SS L78
67 SS Chevelle
64 Corvette
66 GTO Tiger Gold
77 Trans Am Special Edition

camaronut

Ehhhhh, if it had a 350 built like an LT1 - it would be cool.

At the end of the day - its still a collection of parts.

william

All would be fine if it were marketed for what it is-a clone.
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cook_dw

The trim tag "appears" to be legit so I messaged them for close up photos of the vin & tag but got a response that a deposit had been placed on the car..  Hope the depositor sees this thread before fully pulling the trigger..

william

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RSSSFanatic

I didn't even see a picture of the trim tag, but he even got the X77 wrong - the car has style trim on it, so if he wanted to execute a good fake, should have gone with X33. ;)

z28z11

157 cars before my L78, also a 12A '68 car. Bet they were built on the same day, would have liked to have seen the body sequence on the trim tag to compare it to -

Regards,
Steve
1968 Z28 M21/U17 BRG/W 1967 Chevy ll Nova SS 
1969 Z28 X77/M20/VE3 LeMans/W
1969 L78 X66/N66 Cortez/BVT
1969 Z11 L48/M35/C60/C06  1949 3100 5wd 235/6

william

The BDY number on the tag was the order confirmation #, had nothing to do with production scheduling. I have paperwork for a dealer that had approximately 100 69s. Cars ordered and confirmed at the same time [sequential #s] were not only not built in order, they could be built over a period of several days. Confirmation #s can be thousands apart.

The actual production sequence # was on the body and chassis broadcast copies [Norwood workers called them 'sequence sheets']. Also, probably written on the body and frame someplace. I have a BBC with a notation stating three cars were not going to be built in sequence order.




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