Old Newspaper Classified Ads

[PeteLeathersac]

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[SS427]

&quot;69 Corvette, 427 with aluminum heads, junking car...............&quot; Yikes! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/no.gif[/img] Hope it was not what I am thinking it was......

[69 Post Sedan]

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Just lay the when/where on us Rick and I'm happy to give it a search if you'd like.
A few pages back I was waiting for you or Kurt to comment on the L78/M22 300 Deluxe ad, here again below.
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I totally missed this one........wouldn't that be nice to have too?

Kurt

[PeteLeathersac]

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Don't miss the other Aluminum head ads too as there's some 'interesting' stuff on this page.
I was wondering about the Queen City ad above w/ L89 RS, maybe the car Chuck had a few years back?
Here comes a few more, someone w/ CA connections needs to gain Vins from these old plate #'s!
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[Billohio]

One says 68 camaro with new L88 $2600.seems like the engine would cost quite a bit. What would a new L88 cost in the early 70s?
I enjoy reading these!

[cook_dw]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Billohio</div><div class="ubbcode-body">One says 68 camaro with new L88 $2600.seems like the engine would cost quite a bit. What would a new L88 cost in the early 70s?
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According to my '71.5 Motion catalog a Phase III 450hp 427ci was $1495. So I would say it was probably around that price..

[markinnaples]

It's funny how many old ads have everything with a 427 in it, with nary a 396 to be found. Wishful thinking/willful ignorance or were there that many 427's back then?

[SS427]

I don't think so Mark. I remember back in the eighties I saw the same thing in my local Mpls Star and Tribune. I looked at literally hundreds of these cars and those advertised with 427's for them most part indeed had them. Many a car was purchased solely for the 427 engine and then another engine was swapped in and the car was sold. At one time I had many 427 engines and cars. I only wish I had kept some of those engines. One was yellow painted 425 hp 427 with a low rise 2x4 with some neat history. Unfortunately I heard the cha ching before I listened to the history so off it went. That was in 1981.

[Billohio]

Saw this on the vintage 1969 camaro Facebook page this morning.