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Interested in buying a 67 lynndale blue with teal interior convertible, prefer a 350 HP, 4 speed car. Price depending on condition looking at $75000.00 or less
Interested in buying a 67 lynndale blue with teal interior convertible, prefer a 350 HP, 4 speed car. Price depending on condition looking at $75000.00 or less
The TOP Trim Tag is from the 67 Corvette in the above CraigsList ad, and it is a FAKE.....
The Second Trim Tag is from another 67 Corvette and it is REAL......
See if you can spot the differences between the two. It should be very obvious, especially for all of us NCRS members. I wouldn't buy the CL 67 and try to have it judged at an NCRS event. They do Black List any Corvette brought in for judging with a FAKE Trim Tag.
The first clue any of you should have realized is the VIN is #22836, which is a July 1967 build date, and should be a K build month, not an F. The Trim Tag has an F11 build date. Who was the moron that replicated and sold this tag?
The TOP Trim Tag is from the 67 Corvette in the above CraigsList ad, and it is a FAKE.....
The Second Trim Tag is from another 67 Corvette and it is REAL......
See if you can spot the differences between the two. It should be very obvious, especially for all of us NCRS members. I wouldn't buy the CL 67 and try to have it judged at an NCRS event. They do Black List any Corvette brought in for judging with a FAKE Trim Tag.
The first clue any of you should have realized is the VIN is #22836, which is a July 1967 build date, and should be a K build month, not an F. The Trim Tag has an F11 build date. Who was the moron that replicated and sold this tag?
10-22-2017, 01:32 PM
67 lynndale blue convertible
