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haha, and that proteam dip$hit thought that was a special gift to Craig Jackson at the auction. What a moron, i would like to kick him in the nuts for being such a jack ****.
BTW, this car looks like crapola! Wonder if it is a 65 or 66-Nobody knows! You lists a car for that much with zero description and documentation. Go figure, ebay.
Hey, Cobrastang--tell us how you really feel
I agree, if I read your reply correctly, Slippery Terry's ego sure must have been deflated at what his "Last Stingray" brought, especially after all the hype leading up to the B-J auction.
And, whatever this ebay-listing guy is smoking...I sure wish he'd share.
From: Park City to SoCal - according to the map it's all down hill. No bad days in Indian Wells, California
OK, I got some info.
By the trim tag it's a 65. Here's the numbers he sent to me.
194675S114091
021524
So the interior is correct with the ***** etc, but the outside seems to have already had some previous work done to make it look like a 66. Maybe been in more than one little fender bender in it's life.
By the trim tag it's a 65. Here's the numbers he sent to me.
194675S114091
021524
So the interior is correct with the ***** etc, but the outside seems to have already had some previous work done to make it look like a 66. Maybe been in more than one little fender bender in it's life.
I am very interested in one of The Last Stingray shirts but I am not about to buy just any old Last Stingray shirt on ebay. I will wait until next years' B-J auction and bid on the highly documented, heavily publicized and much bally-hooed Last Last Stingray shirt. Only then will I market my Last Last Stingray shirt button series that may eventually end up at the 2009 B-J Auction featuring the highly pubilcized and highly documented Last Last Stingray shirt Last Button. Watch for me on Spped Channel for the next three years (or see the behind the scenes footage on my soon to be for sale documented and much bally-hooed series).
I emailed the seller and asked if it had a 396, 427 or 454 engine in it and his answer was:
It has a F329812 motor installed it it. Safe to assume he is looking at the pad that is located in the center of the block which makes this a 454 or my guess a boat block.
From: Park City to SoCal - according to the map it's all down hill. No bad days in Indian Wells, California
Originally Posted by Mr D.
I emailed the seller and asked if it had a 396, 427 or 454 engine in it and his answer was:
It has a F329812 motor installed it it. Safe to assume he is looking at the pad that is located in the center of the block which makes this a 454 or my guess a boat block.
Well, alrighty now....... it's starting to make sense.....
It's a 65 yellow inboard motor corvette boat.... those are flotation devices, not tires.
Must have hit the dock pretty hard to do that kind of damage to the front end
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