FS: 1967 L-71 Convertible
12-12-2017, 02:59 PM
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Team Owner
I guess everyone knows what L-71 is. Beauty, I wish I could afford it.
12-13-2017, 09:25 AM
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Thanks for all the positive comments. Difficult to believe I've had it 6 years already! It's harder to let this one go than all the rest, but a lot of things have changed for me since 2011 (got married, moved, had a daughter, started a business), I just don't have time to enjoy a vintage car right now. I drove it only 300 miles in 2017. It should go to someone who has the intensity and the time to keep driving and improving it.
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12-13-2017, 02:20 PM
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SupremeDeluxe...... you said, "It should go to someone who has the intensity and the time to keep driving and improving it."
Honestly, I don't see any way that someone could improve on that beautiful car. Wow!
Honestly, I don't see any way that someone could improve on that beautiful car. Wow!
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12-17-2017, 11:16 AM
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Drifting
Nick looks great ---- Merry Christmas would love to find this one under the tree
Anyone that knows you ,knows the knowledge
and effort you took to find the correct car -- Good luck on the sale
Charlie
Anyone that knows you ,knows the knowledge
and effort you took to find the correct car -- Good luck on the sale
Charlie
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SupremeDeluxe (12-19-2017)
12-19-2017, 09:32 PM
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Nick,
Send me specifics about the car if you will. I maybe to help with your sale. I recently inspected a similar car. The buyer wants a red '67 435hp roadster. The issue is the car that he had me inspect is a repop trim tag car with no factory documentation. It does however maintain it's original motor. He is trying to decide what he can live with as apposed to what he has to have.
Pancho
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Send me specifics about the car if you will. I maybe to help with your sale. I recently inspected a similar car. The buyer wants a red '67 435hp roadster. The issue is the car that he had me inspect is a repop trim tag car with no factory documentation. It does however maintain it's original motor. He is trying to decide what he can live with as apposed to what he has to have.
Pancho
provette67@aol.com
Last edited by provette67; 12-19-2017 at 09:38 PM.
12-20-2017, 08:45 AM
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Safety Car
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Nick,
Send me specifics about the car if you will. I maybe to help with your sale. I recently inspected a similar car. The buyer wants a red '67 435hp roadster. The issue is the car that he had me inspect is a repop trim tag car with no factory documentation. It does however maintain it's original motor. He is trying to decide what he can live with as apposed to what he has to have.
Pancho
provette67@aol.com
Send me specifics about the car if you will. I maybe to help with your sale. I recently inspected a similar car. The buyer wants a red '67 435hp roadster. The issue is the car that he had me inspect is a repop trim tag car with no factory documentation. It does however maintain it's original motor. He is trying to decide what he can live with as apposed to what he has to have.
Pancho
provette67@aol.com
I sent you a direct e-mail.
Thanks and Merry Christmas,
Nick
12-21-2017, 02:14 PM
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Pro
Nick, I'd be proud to have this one in my garage, as you know I'm selling right now- thinning the herd if you will, but it would sure fit the bill if not for that.
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