Here is my EBAY reply:

Your very welcome.... We are getting information daily from every Baldwin expert from around the world. Just like the last time, this ad really generates the good questions and some good and bad comments. I don't post my responses for all to see because it isn't fair to do so without the other parties permission. As far as new info goes we trailered the car to a Corvette show in Kissimmee, Florida this weekend and received alot of positive comments on it. A New Yorker looked at the car and gave us his card. He said he is restoring a documented Baldwin Corvette and saw alot of things about this car that he has on his Baldwin that can only be found on Baldwins. He also said some of the parts are 1970's GM vintage, better than his replacement aftermarket parts. So please contact Frank at the number provided to arrange for the inspection or if you have any other questions. As far as the bottom dollar goes I'd bid to own it or hit the buy it now button. Just like last time, we have had alot of calls and messages. If the bids are simular to last time they will come during the final hour only this time it will meet reserve and sell. Thanks for the questions. Mark

I gotta call call Bull S*** on this. If you were the owner and had even the slightest notion that this was/is/could be a bonafide car, you would spend the money to verify it either way. Especially knowing how much more money you could get if it was. I think he knows it's not for real and is just trying to make some $$$.  

I couldn't agree more.....

larry, in it`s day it was a really nice car. I think 50k is conservative for resto- and without the documentation of a Balwin-Motion car, it`s a part car at best, maybe some high$$$ bigshot that has nothing better to do wqith his money will pick it up and re-build it.

I know Bob that's why I am trying to get Mr. Nutz to buy it..... He has the dough......

[QUOTE=Tuxblacray]I know Bob that's why I am trying to get Mr. Nutz to buy it..... He has the dough...... [/QUOTE]