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Originally Posted by extrashaky
As long as we're talking about strange cars, there's this:
Ebay: 1967 Chevrolet Corvette
This appears to be a very rare 1967 Corvette convertible worth a lot of money. Except that it doesn't have a Corvette VIN, and someone I know who has an exceptional level of Corvette knowledge says that's actually a replica sitting on a GM G body frame. If this is a replica and not some weird misunderstanding, this actually wouldn't be the first time someone had been screwed with a fake 1967.
This car has also been posted on the internet on various car listings from $20K up to $32K. As I write this someone has bid more than $22K for it. How exciting it would be to send off a cashier's check and get your 1967 Corvette delivered, only to discover that it isn't actually a Corvette. |
Search that vin and you find that car advertised all over the net. Check the VIN against the 'Vette VIN decoder and there is no way in hell that is a 'Vette VIN. Not even remotely close. Either they have the wrong number listed or your buddy is correct and it is a clone.