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speaking of fake cars
this very sad attempt of a 1 of none L72 1967 impala z24's is being auctioned at mecum this week
https://www.mecum.com/lots/LN1019-38...vrolet-ss-427/ |
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That car was totally debunked on the old SS427 website a number of years ago, but the owner (who attempted ad nauseum to defend its validity) absolutely refused to accept the fact that it was/is a fake.
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Bill Pritchard 73 Camaro RS Z28, L82, M20, C60 |
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Why does Mecum allow that? Doesn’t affect their brand?0
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Carefully worded ad saying only that 11 engines were assembled. Not that any actually made it into a car. Did 67’s have the VIN stamped on the block yet?
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Mecum sucks. Ever try to watch one on tv, they try to be like BJ but it’s not even close.
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That's a great question. I now have a different opinion of Mecum. Hes feeding into this bogus crap. |
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Well, '66s had the VIN stamped on the block, so I would think '67s did too.
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