Nice 1968 L-88
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Nice 1968 L-88
For all of you that don't know about the The James Garner American International Racing 1968 L-88 Corvettes; check this link out! Very cool.
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http://www.airl88.com/
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http://www.airl88.com/
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Re: Nice 1968 L-88 (strat68)
Great website! I really enjoyed seeing Guldstrand driving the #44 car this last weekend at Laguna Seca for the Monterey Historic. It was this car that really got me back on track to finish building my L88 when I saw it being restored at Dave's shop in Mountain View.
Chuck
Chuck
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Re: Nice 1968 L-88 (Chuck Harmon)
Chuck,that's great that you got to see the #44 last weekend. That #44 car gives me inspiration for my car as well. You got to see it while it was being restored! Now that is really cool. :cheers:
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