Found this while checking the part car section of Ebay..already over 2k. It is the cowl section of a X33D80 car.....Has the cowl tag..and all the VIN's in place....besides CRG having a record of this...should this be rebuilt?What say you ?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=39405&item=4528719379&rd=1

Boy, someone has got to want a Z/28 pretty bad.

Lynn

There is only one reason someone would buy this and that is to make money. Be careful buying restored cars, it may have been something like this to start with.

Wow, that is a very late car, november 69! But not much left, can you say rebody?

$2,000 for a firewall...i have seen it all now.

have 6 cyl coupe that wants to be a Z28 (like most ALL other 69 Camaros)

coming soon to a Kruse Auction in your town ...

:)

ST69 12437 NOR 159488 BDY
TR 727 55 55 PNT
11A X33 D80

2800 with just over an hour to go. That's almost twice what I paid for my pace car in 84 and i could drive it home.

"private auction - bidders' identities protected"

How convenient......... :rolleyes:

Hey Mark C.

I paid $900 for my 69 Z in 1976, with only 24000 miles on it. Yeah, it needed some work, but nothing like the one in the auction. Don't get me started on what we could have bought. In 1972 I passed on a red 67 Z/28, for the total sum of $1,000.00 because second gear was noisy. Friend of mine bought it and totalled it. Pulled out in front of a moving car and got "T" boned so bad the dash was an inverted "V" shape. Engine ended up in another friend's 57 Chevy.
Here is the kicker. A few years ago, he tracked down the salvage yard where the car had been, and it was mysteriously gone!!! Guarantee you that someone did a "rebody" on that one. In fact, now that I think about it, I will try and get the VIN to post here, just in case it shows up as "numbers matching" at Barret Jackson.

Lynn

Hey Mark C.

I paid $900 for my 69 Z in 1976, with only 24000 miles on it. Yeah, it needed some work, but nothing like the one in the auction. Don't get me started on what we could have bought. In 1972 I passed on a red 67 Z/28, for the total sum of $1,000.00 because second gear was noisy. Friend of mine bought it and totalled it. Pulled out in front of a moving car and got "T" boned so bad the dash was an inverted "V" shape. Engine ended up in another friend's 57 Chevy.
Here is the kicker. A few years ago, he tracked down the salvage yard where the car had been, and it was mysteriously gone!!! Guarantee you that someone did a "rebody" on that one. In fact, now that I think about it, I will try and get the VIN to post here, just in case it shows up as "numbers matching" at Barret Jackson.

Lynn

Hey Mark C.

I paid $900 for my 69 Z in 1976, with only 24000 miles on it. Yeah, it needed some work, but nothing like the one in the auction. Don't get me started on what we could have bought. In 1972 I passed on a red 67 Z/28, for the total sum of $1,000.00 because second gear was noisy. Friend of mine bought it and totalled it. Pulled out in front of a moving car and got "T" boned so bad the dash was an inverted "V" shape. Engine ended up in another friend's 57 Chevy.
Here is the kicker. A few years ago, he tracked down the salvage yard where the car had been, and it was mysteriously gone!!! Guarantee you that someone did a "rebody" on that one. In fact, now that I think about it, I will try and get the VIN to post here, just in case it shows up as "numbers matching" at Barret Jackson.

Lynn

[ 02-22-2005, 07:43 PM: Message edited by: bilodeaulynn ]

Hey the records stuck.

No doubt. If anyone knows how I did that totally by accident, let me know so I won't to it again,, again,, again,, oh you get the point. Hope this one only posts once.

Lynn