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Old 12-06-2012, 10:34 AM
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Strange this thread would end up in the for sale section when it's not a for sale thread.

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Don............Your just up the road from me !
Whos the guy on 414 (a few miles off 104) with all the Olds in his front yard?

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Old 12-06-2012, 08:02 PM
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Not sure- haven't been back that way in a while. Sounds like a road trip is in order!

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Strange this thread would end up in the for sale section when it's not a for sale thread.
i guess you should ask first, which moderator moved it.

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I'm sure this car is worth restoring(or swapping vin tags/LOL), but if I were the "final" buyer & paying $125k-190k, I'd much prefer to get a car that "survived" fairly well, and not one that looked like this & had every part(except the trunkfloor) replaced. But thats just me....

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Old 12-07-2012, 05:42 AM
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Ok, maybe this is the wrong thread to ask but im going to anyway because this car seems like a good candidate for this....

What are the legalities/rules when swapping ID tags on cars? I know its looked down upon but is it actually illegal? Lets say some guy has a nice 69' lemans convertable. He wants to make that car worth a ton and wants to buy this car simply for the tags and GTO only stuff to swap on to it. Is it actually illegal {serve jail time if caught} to just swap tags, engine, tranny, rear and frame stamped pieces? What if the guy used the stock frame from the Judge convertable, used the whole Judge firewall and drivetrain and dropped everything else from the lemans on top of it effectively using the body parts to replace rotten stuff on the Judge??? I dont get how anyone could get caught doing this, they could just say the lemans was a parts car??

Yes i know this is a touchy subject. No I do not have a 69' lemans convertable, and even if I did I couldnt afford this car so. Im just curious as to what the real low down is on musclecar fraud. It just seems to me like there are endless supplies of original SS Chevelles on EBAY and hardly any of the more common Malibu in comparrasson if you get what im saying....

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You all have the wrong idea about this car, it is not even close enough for what some might consider as a retag candidate.

Gary, are there some better pics you could take or maybe sand down some of the nasty spots to show them, pull the shag up for a full pan shot? Rollback it to my house and I'll do some of this if you don't want to.

Remember this car has been inside for well over 20 years in a dry enviroment; granted I have not looked at it for purchase review but I never got the impression it was only worth the tags, and I don't agree with retags anyway.

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there is no way in the world this car needs rebodied. goodness ive seen plain jane hardtops restored that started worse than this one.

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Ok, maybe this is the wrong thread to ask but im going to anyway because this car seems like a good candidate for this....

What are the legalities/rules when swapping ID tags on cars? I know its looked down upon but is it actually illegal? Lets say some guy has a nice 69' lemans convertable. He wants to make that car worth a ton and wants to buy this car simply for the tags and GTO only stuff to swap on to it. Is it actually illegal {serve jail time if caught} to just swap tags, engine, tranny, rear and frame stamped pieces? What if the guy used the stock frame from the Judge convertable, used the whole Judge firewall and drivetrain and dropped everything else from the lemans on top of it effectively using the body parts to replace rotten stuff on the Judge??? I dont get how anyone could get caught doing this, they could just say the lemans was a parts car??

Yes i know this is a touchy subject. No I do not have a 69' lemans convertable, and even if I did I couldnt afford this car so. Im just curious as to what the real low down is on musclecar fraud. It just seems to me like there are endless supplies of original SS Chevelles on EBAY and hardly any of the more common Malibu in comparrasson if you get what im saying....

Just to be clear, removing and/or replacing a VIN tag is a FEDERAL offense. Jail time? You betcha...

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Just to be clear, removing and/or replacing a VIN tag is a FEDERAL offense. Jail time? You betcha...
But unfortunately it happens.

We had a guy bring a Judge up to our dealership here many years ago and wanted us to look at it; they called me out because I am the resident expert. When I walked around to the window and saw the regular rivets it was tragedy time; he had just paid a small fortune for this supposed original Judge, he did not take the news well.

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Old 12-07-2012, 01:44 PM
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bogus, that is the original spoiler that came on the car. want to see bogus, go look in your garage

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Old 12-08-2012, 11:43 PM
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since this thread was moved to the classifieds by a certain moderator, am i to assume based on the py rules that moderator black cat should be suspended for slamming the value of my car??? i copied and posted the rules that they laid out below

Stay out of the Classifieds, even if you think that your 'expert advice' is needed here.

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The abuse of sellers in this format must end. If a particular seller engages in repeated bad business practices here on PY, we have a forum for that.

Not cool anymore.

Leave the sellers alone, keep your 'helpful advice' to yourself and out of their ad space.

Don't say their stuff is too expensive right there in their ad.

Don't say that you sold the same thing for much less a while back.

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Old 12-09-2012, 12:29 AM
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There were already multiple posts made that wouldn't fit well in a "car for sale classified listing" by the time it was relocated here.

This thread should be completely deleted.
Or moved back to the Lobby, over to the Judge section, or Club House. imho

The unsuspecting classifieds reader would think we're all monsters and sabotagers.

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