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Not sure if the OP would mind, but a little departure from the topic (if not relevant I will remove the pictures) but years ago I was at a car show where there were 6 LT-1's in attendance.
These 4 were all in a row
They look Great Roy. I believe you and me have very close build dates for the twins.
Waooo, Hi guys, I'm searching for a LT-1 (70 or 71) and just discovered your thread. You have all wonderful cars. If one of you has a some advice that would help me to find one in good condition at a fair price, just let me know !
All my best, and thank you for these wonderful pictures.
Michaël
I inspected this car twice and did make an offer, but did not come to an agreement. I found a 454 car so no longer interested. Original paint, born with drivetrain, low miles and good docs. The owner Lee Jackson is a honest man. You can pm me if you want some information. https://www.jacksonsautosales.com/19..._270437036.veh
Waooo, Hi guys, I'm searching for a LT-1 (70 or 71) and just discovered your thread. You have all wonderful cars. If one of you has a some advice that would help me to find one in good condition at a fair price, just let me know !
All my best, and thank you for these wonderful pictures.
Michaël
@toylman : Hi, thank you for your prompt reply. I just saw the ad. It's a convertible and i'm looking for a coupé only. Then when flipping the whole picture book I realized some restoration would be also needed.
I've left a message to be kept in the loop.
@rvazquez : you now what you'll just make me cry the whole day. This is for me the best and perfect match !!!! Steel cities or laguna (70 or 71) are my favorite colorways. I whish I could get this one in my home's garage.
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