1969 Camaro L89 with JL8 option at Kissimmee

[firstgenaddict]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: weranc55</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What is it with l89's and fake docs. Its giving these cars a bad name. </div></div>

No it doesn't give any car a bad name, it does however give the crooks creating these cars bad names, and it will eventually catch up to them.

This does however reiterate a GREAT POINT made by many before me...
IF YOU ARE NOT AN EXPERT AND CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE THE MONEY THEN HIRE A REPUTABLE ONE.

ANOTHER I LIKE IS IF YOU CAN NOT DETERMINE WHO IS THE SUCKER IN A DEAL THAT IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE... LOOK IN THE MIRROR.

Fake Paperwork is extremely difficult to get perfect...

[the427king]

&quot;so much time is wasted messing with a bunch of crap&quot;.....My sentiments exactly. I stopped looking for one for that exact reason.

[ss427copo]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: the427king</div><div class="ubbcode-body">&quot;so much time is wasted messing with a bunch of crap&quot;.....My sentiments exactly. I stopped looking for one for that exact reason. </div></div>

Thank God BWAG took pics of my 69 the night it was delivered to his dealership. A real L89 Camaro that has never been apart. Now, if he only kept the engine when they yanked it for a Booth-Arons L72!

[Camaro Don]

Didn't know GMAC finance was even around in 69, LOL

[John Brown]

They were. I paid the payments on my new 69 428 Catalina at the local G-mac office.

[Bill Pritchard]

I wonder why there are so many fake/questionable cars that allegedly originate from Florida? Couldn't have anything to do with the fact that much of the fake paperwork originates from a certain scumbag in Florida, could it?

[mr 707]

that certain scum bag has been faking paperwork- protecto plate- booklets- window stickers for along time ((80s )) There isnt a protecto plate i trust because i know they found hundreds of original(( booklets)) in boxes in out of business chevy dealships. When the prices of corvettes(( 1967 435s) when to 100k in the late 80s thats when this problem came to the hobby.

[bergy]

1. paperwork, 2. Ownership history, 3. Certifications......I wonder how far back the ownership history (with good phone numbers) goes on the subject car?

[Lynn]

Well, he claims to have purchased from the original owner. That first owner would have to be the name on the POP, Kenneth Wright.

<span style="font-weight: bold">From the AutoTrader ad:</span>
Since restoration of the entire car, it has been driven less than 10 miles. Mileage at purchase of car was 33,700 (exempt on Florida new title) <span style="font-weight: bold">I am the restorer and second owner.</span> This one has all the correct nuts and bolts and has passed the test of all scrutiny. Search till your heart's content, you will not find another one like it. Jack O'Donnell Contact me by phone only 352-610-4136

Would like to know who did the docs for him.

[Lynn]

Well hells bells! Now I see the problem with this car. One of the guys working on it is wearing a furd shirt.