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Highly doubtful....and no way that underside is factory original....
I agree. Not a chance. The rear plate mount should be like a galvanized bare metal, not black, the bumper 5.0 badge is not right and that whole underhood hood latch area looks repainted.
The windshield washer bottle is not original for a 1985. I know cause I've been looking many years for an original one myself. This guy also says he is the 3rd owner, but autocheck says 6 owners for that Vin#, so who is right or wrong? Things don't add up for me on this one. But then he knew the first owner was a doctor that was 35 years old when he purchased the car and that he owned the car for 28 years so he must have the inside scoop on the car that autocheck doesn't. Ha! Ha! Ha!
Last edited by yo soy el warg; 03-26-2019 at 08:15 PM.
Looks like a nice, but almost for sure restored, or semi restored car to me. Maybe........ The current owner wasn't told it was restored or rebuilt? I do like the details, but its miles away from being original. That criticism aside, its kinda cool seeing one that looks clean with some respect to details, rather the restored with 3 cans of flat black rust oleum. I have never seen full gloss under the hood or floor pans. Like many of you guys, I have worked around quite a few of these cars in their hay days. Was usually more like a base coat that received very little if any clear to show gloss at all. Some floors had pretty good color coverage, but never clear like that.
They should have done something with the oil pan while it was (never) apart. Looks like it might have been involved in a few roadside jumps in hazzard county.
Last edited by F-body-fan; 03-27-2019 at 07:33 AM.
I see some of you missed the fact that the hood insulation pad is a replacement also. The radiator support plate should be painted the same color as the car, not black, the plastic surround at the hood latch is not original, the rear badge is a replacement, the alternator is a replacement, the stickers are missing from the AC compressor and box, fender bolts should be red, not black, hood supports should be painted red, not black, the floorpans are painted and shouldn't be, the exhaust pipes are new, and who knows what else. If I look closely, I might even find some clay bar residue.
I see some of you missed the fact that the hood insulation pad is a replacement also. The radiator support plate should be painted the same color as the car, not black, the plastic surround at the hood latch is not original, the rear badge is a replacement, the alternator is a replacement, the stickers are missing from the AC compressor and box, fender bolts should be red, not black, hood supports should be painted red, not black, the floorpans are painted and shouldn't be, the exhaust pipes are new, and who knows what else. If I look closely, I might even find some clay bar residue.
You are wrong. That's a different car. I can tell by the ceiling tile reflection.
I felt is was my obligation...lol. I just advised him that it is a nice car, but things aren’t Factory Original and that the car is being misrepresented. I listed the items for him in case he somehow doesn’t know, or just doesn’t care. Ironically, the car was built very close to mine.
I felt is was my obligation...lol. I just advised him that it is a nice car, but things aren’t Factory Original and that the car is being misrepresented. I listed the items for him in case he somehow doesn’t know, or just doesn’t care. Ironically, the car was built very close to mine.
It is cool though to see a car somewhat restored in this manor, instead of a butchered up with all kinds of aftermarket parts. But sticking 10-20K into one of these cars to make them correct makes no sense today, I would think we will start seeing some restored examples at some point?
The seller just messaged me and thanked me. He says he has two L69 IROCs, and meant to list the other one. He will have it corrected by Saturday.
EDIT: It appears the listing has already been taken down.
If you believe that I have a very nice bridge for sale......that is one of the LAMEST excuses I've heard.
How do you list the wrong car for sale on ebay???
If you believe that I have a very nice bridge for sale......that is one of the LAMEST excuses I've heard.
How do you list the wrong car for sale on ebay???
Maybe he has hundreds of cars and just can't keep them all straight ?
Broseph was trying to pull a fast one and was hoping a clueless buyer would throw money at it before someone knowledgeable called him on his BS no doubt.
If you believe that I have a very nice bridge for sale......that is one of the LAMEST excuses I've heard.
How do you list the wrong car for sale on ebay???
I usually believe everyone, until I don't believe them anymore. We'll see what gets posted Saturday.
You are wrong. That's a different car. I can tell by the ceiling tile reflection.
Actually, there were two cars there, the exact same color and year. Only the "flawed" car was photographed and passed off as the other one. I was there looking at them both while holding my ice creme cone.
Actually, there were two cars there, the exact same color and year. Only the "flawed" car was photographed and passed off as the other one. I was there looking at them both while holding my ice creme cone.
Was the perfect one quickly whisked away for the owner's safety? Seems that's a thing.
03-26-2019, 04:07 PM
I have never seen full gloss under the hood or floor pans. Like many of you guys, I have worked around quite a few of these cars in their hay days. Was usually more like a base coat that received very little if any clear to show gloss at all. Some floors had pretty good color coverage, but never clear like that.
