C2 Flight Judging Deleted Options

[Wayne M.]

But if owner hid the California connection

Agree -- K19 mandatory for Calif.

But flight judging (if I'm reading the guides correctly) only checks off glove box CONTENTS, and that the Owner Protection Plan (Warranty Booklet) could be from a Chevy II, without deduct. In that case, IMHO, the engine case stamp pad assembly suffix COULD be a Flint error, and all other non-K19 components present could have been factory correct for this particular car.

Where does the burden of proof lie ?

P.S. From Chevrolet Service News (Sept.-Oct 1965); K19 was available optionally in all other states. There was even a '67 loaded Coupe delivered to Canada (Ontario ? dealer 85782) with 02K19GB. What with 400hp and A/C must have been one busy engine bay.

[Wayne M.]

But if owner hid the California connection

Agree -- K19 mandatory for Calif.

But flight judging (if I'm reading the guides correctly) only checks off glove box CONTENTS, and that the Owner Protection Plan (Warranty Booklet) could be from a Chevy II, without deduct. In that case, IMHO, the engine case stamp pad assembly suffix COULD be a Flint error, and all other non-K19 components present could have been factory correct for this particular car.

Where does the burden of proof lie ?

P.S. From Chevrolet Service News (Sept.-Oct 1965); K19 was available optionally in all other states. There was even a '67 loaded Coupe delivered to Canada (Ontario ? dealer 85782) with 02K19GB. What with 400hp and A/C must have been one busy engine bay.

[Mike M.]

Re: Perhaps the word 'option' is not

good point. the sate of calif mandated k-19 in some 66 and i believe all 67 vettes.not sure about k-19 and the l-88 option if sent to calif . mike

[Mike M.]

Re: Perhaps the word 'option' is not

good point. the sate of calif mandated k-19 in some 66 and i believe all 67 vettes.not sure about k-19 and the l-88 option if sent to calif . mike

[John H.]

Re: But if owner hid the California connection

Wayne -

The burden of proof lies with the owner; selling the K-19 coded suffix on the stamp pad a Flint error would be a tough sell on the judging field.

[John H.]

Re: But if owner hid the California connection

Wayne -

The burden of proof lies with the owner; selling the K-19 coded suffix on the stamp pad a Flint error would be a tough sell on the judging field.