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Old 10-03-2020, 02:39 AM
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Default '69 Chevelle #s L78 Convertible

Anyone know this car? Love when a seller talks up the protectoplate and #s block yet provides photos of neither.

Sharp colors though. Hey, what's up with the rubber donut between the rear axle and spring seat? That's a first. And, wouldn't the 'RV' decals on the rear axle be a '70 454 code?

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Old 10-03-2020, 03:43 AM
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I don't recall ever seeing this car before. Rubber donuts on the rear axle are certainly unusual. Seller must be REALLY under the influence of some illegal substance asking $195K.
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"Hey, are these rubber things with the electrical tape on them correct for the car.?, I don't know. If they fit throw them on, wtf...."
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Lift kit
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----Restoration guy felt the rear was too low so he decided to make it too high, not get correct springs......Bill S
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Ha! I'm not the only one that noticed the electrical tape. Yeah what's up with that? Is electrical tape part of the lift kit?! Why would you do that??
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He thought that electrical tape presented a more finished appearance than duct tape.
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