1969 stingray 427 matching #'s

[mmbrokers]

for sale: 1969 corvette. you may view the car at http://bookworx.com/69vet.htm if you have any questions you may contact me via email jeff@mmbrokers.com or (816)308-0351 asking price is $26,000

 

[Tom73]

Interesting.......

 

[73Vert]

Looks fairly nice, I wouldn't pay $26k for it, but then again, I'm a cheapskate!

My favorite part of the write up is this though:

Cars with this powerplant and automatic transmission were capable of 0-to-60 mph speeds in the 8.4 second bracket and could move from 0-to-6O mph in approximately 21.7 seconds .

:gap :L

 

[hotmtrsports]

I agree with you 73Vert.

(oh oh, not the part about the cheapskate) just the way too high price.

Chuck

 

[robert kirk]

for sale: 1969 corvette. you may view the car at http://bookworx.com/69vet.htm if you have any questions you may contact me via email jeff@mmbrokers.com or (816)308-0351 asking price is $26,000

yes I have a question. why would you put this on ebay with a buy it now price of 24,800 then come on here and post it for 26? we are a family here. :nono robert

 

[hotmtrsports]

Bad Form!

(I've always wanted to say that)

Chuck

 

[Vett-Less]

This moron also claims it's numbers matching

 

[Paranoid]

Evidently not even the price is numbers matching.

 

[hotmtrsports]

1970 Stingray:

I'm off thread here, but your "anniversary" paint scheme looks great.

Chuck

 

[tonyk72]

Kinda looks like a Datsun 240Z up front...

 

[Flared69]

thats what i thought.

 

[problemenko]

What a schmuck!

 

[sofast4u]

2600.00 maybe

ya could hav been a contenda!!!!!
good luck

 

[sofast4u]

PS
you could probably get the one piece nose from the other guy
her for the 500.00 ......

you may have something there......

 

[hotmtrsports]

I would think if the numbers are matching, it should be about 16K allowing about 5k to bring the nose and whatever to stock (seeing that it is January). Non-matching would be about 11 to 13K.

Chuck