If it’s too good to be true….69 Pacer on EBay

[David K]

Haven’t we seen this one before?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/134767022738?hash=item1f60bd9292:g:Y7kAAOSwlrlk6DwD&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwFAtaM1m2H%2BOHPoOaF15AXwl7EtNn0YRYmISGuvPXXIIAKhtddtJhvax0nbrtfpptEE4K83%2Bo7iLQnqNkwaHZP8e79sf4jG4zlr1u0dsxfHQiWlHAmVdOh3sBSQhO9ZbQkN0T8MU4w2JWhXMDpBSIypHU2UeR1I5n9Mc7r%2BNbb3xbdq4X%2BIkL4rmmseyBNNwudbCJRt%2FyA1RQOk%2F%2FAFnlyVL3tfDPXBGQQxq5DqE5ahh2OPpo%2FsMFgF2Uv7Eb2eCsQ%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR66gsN_xYg

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124679N612916


It is just a couple hundred vins away and roughly 3,700 body numbers away from a sb pacer my father restored in the late '90's.  Both are 02D cars

[rocco376]

That's a pretty comprehensive write up.

[william]

It's possible it was not originally a 396. An L48 TH350 also had that axle as standard equipment.

However, it is a very nicely restored Z11. IMHO it would easily sell for the asking price or more at a major auction. L48 Z11s have crossed six figures.

[hpaddict]

were z11 cars built early on for the event?  The later cars could have been part of Z11 fever.   guys liked them, then ordered them for a while promotional deal. 

Could this be one of those cars, maybe a special person owned it?  just referencing the 612 number, though was close via date code.   Was the 396 a later idea or did this start from the first one built?

This is a very nicely done restoration and is worth what they are asking.  Unfortunately for the seller, they better have some documentation or they won't get the 75k.

[KurtS]

http://www.camaros.org/69pacer.shtml