RatDog

I assume everyone is saving up their cash for this one:

http://www.streetlegaltv.com/forum/e...tion-5688.html

If it didn't sell at $1.5+ million in 2007, any guesses, given the current market, if it will sell this time and for how much?

-- Steve

67L88

Is it my imagination, or are those power window buttons on the console right behind the 4-speed diagram? That's about the last thing I'd expect to see on this car.

robert miller

nice car but the guy is dreaming.

Ron Miller

I believe they are . . . . I also don't see any side window crank handles . . .

redred65cpe

Couldn't get them with a heater, but I guess you could get power windows. No hand crank for window.

larry

INMYBLOOD

Maybe........to and oil exec.

narlee

I thought the L88 cars didn't have a fan shroud.

1965fuelie

Nolan Adams Vol 2 page 422:
...neither A31 (electric windows) or U69 (radio) was available with L88.

RatDog

Wow! power window buttons, fan shrouds. You guys have eagle eyes and know your stuff. Makes me feel more and more incompetent to buy a car without making a mistake when that time comes for me.

I'm learning a LOT by hanging around here. Plus I'm doing as much research and reading as I can. But it seems like the more I learn, the less I know

-- Steve

robert miller

The L88 was more or less a race car for the track but street legal. No add on,s at all.

Dr L-88

That's Tony Delorenzo's old L-88 race car. Car has a lot of neat race history. He ordered it for racing purposes. His dad was a GM executive, so I'm sure he could get whatever he wanted on it. It's the "real McCoy". Was once owned and restored by Wayne Walker of ZIP Products. Car sold a few years ago for 1.2M I think. How "bout those Goodyear Bluestreaks? NEAT!!!

63Corvette

I don't know about 67s but my 69 was equipped with both radio and heater (not PWs), and it is not "more or less" but IS a real competitive (at that time period) RACE car!!!

Bill Irwin

I have 2 questions . 1. why no hose on the vac can? 2. the door locks are in the wrong place, what's with that? Bill

knight37128

Why would you need vacuum advance, unless you are driving around town?

AOS_L79

67 L-88s didn't have vacuum advance.

62Jeff

That's normal L88 config, if I remember my history right.

nitromainia

Black and Blue is- (as I recall) The first known production L-88

Most likely an S.O. (shop order) car- Much like a C.O.P.O.
only higher up in the "special order' channels-

Generally internally ordered from styling or engineering- or in this case, upper management.... Blue Chip? ...The best there is.... Great Car with historic race history ....And it's Black and Blue ---

thesteve

Steve, these guys are scary....

nitromainia

Delivered with a Red Stinger! What's up with those p/windows??



http://corvettefever.automotive.com/...tte/index.html

Dr L-88

PW doors are lighter than manual window doors. Many C1 Corvette race cars had power windows.