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My first Vette, now owned by JB79:

Hello.
Wondering about buying a Original 68 Corvette stock car.
1 of 80 made?
Any ideas of how much i should pay for this car?
In overall good shape, repainted some years ago. All original except changed to electronic distributor. Still have the points type.
Know of any info about these?
Very cool vette. Very "wide"
Are you sure of its history?
Do you really think it is still original engine and drive train?
How did it get to Norway?


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Have been told it was made for racing and has almost no accessories at all. Manual steering. 4spd. manual. Removable rear window.
Have a wider body than other -68 vettes. And Big wheels.
Was asking owner for VIN but the car was garaged away from his home. But he was going there in a few weeks.
Have been told it is all original except the distributor and the repainting.No mufflers on when it came to Norway. Had to put on that to get it legal.
The car had one owner in the states, someone called Lopez he recalled. Was imported to norway a few years ago.
He was asking 200.000 N kroner Ca 28000$ earier. Hoping to get it for 150.000 Ca 21.000$ Do you know of this car has any collector value? Or is it cheaper than a loaded version? As it has almost no accessories?

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L-88 isn`t that the 427 Big Block?
Think this car have a 327 sbc.
Told me he had all documentation for the cars originallity.
Will the VIN tell anything?

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Joel Adams
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My Link
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"Money can't buy happiness -- but somehow it's more comforting to cry in a CORVETTE than in a Kia"