Interesting claim about "most original Corvette"�..

[Michael J.]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/unrestored-survivor-1960-corvette-might-be-most-original-in-existence/ar-BBhYhmm

[Tracy C.]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthu...nce/ar-BBhYhmm

Somebody needs to put the crack pipe down and back slowly away from the table...

[Eric J.]

[Stuart F.]

[Frank D.]

[Terry D.]

[Philip A.]

[Dan D.]

[Eric J.]

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[Walter G.]

[Terry M.]

There was a recent "factory repair" done for a C6 owner here in MN when his Crystal Red coupe had an obvious mismatch of color between body panels. After some back and forth discussions between the dealer/zone/plant he drove his car back to Bowling Green and they replaced all the panels over the course of several days providing him a loaner Corvette during the downtime. This has been photo documented and I've seen the car at our local Cars & Coffee event. That will be an interesting NCRS car years from now.

That car shouldn't be a problem to judge.
The NCRS and NCCB standard is Typical Factory Production. I don't think what happened in any of the cited cases is typical.

[Loren L.]

[Eric J.]

[Gene M.]

[Philip A.]

Unique stories regardless if fact or fiction are attached to the car to drive the price up. Suggest look closely at the car and let the car tell it's own story and go on it own merits.

Gene
I completely agree. I let the car say what it is and anything more than its physical presentation, I want proof (not stories).
Phil