L88

[Tom M.]

No L88'S at Barrett Jackson this year ?

why ?

[Edward M.]

Re: L88

Ran out of base motor cars to convert?

[Jon S.]

Re: L88

No originals that I saw. There is one, a 1967, but not original. It's a base motor car converted to L88, and being sold as such. Supposedly one of the orignal Tangier Shriner cars. Lot # 1247.

[Keith B.]

Re: L88

No originals that I saw. There is one, a 1967, but not original. It's a base motor car converted to L88, and being sold as such. Supposedly one of the orignal Tangier Shriner cars. Lot # 1247.

the car was one of the shriner cars. do a search on here and there is many threads on the car

[Steven B.]

Re: L88

As far as seeing 1967 L-88's in person I feel very fortunate to have seen 32 of the original 20 1967 L-88's. Life is good.

[Tom B.]

Re: L88

Only 32 Steve?

There is a '69 L89 going through today and some nice solid axles.

Tom

[Steven B.]

Re: L88

Only 32 Steve?

There is a '69 L89 going through today and some nice solid axles.

Tom

Have a good time Tom! Don't forget to get one of Alice Cooper's 2 foot long hot dogs! (I saw it on SPEED)

As far as the 32---I think one was a fake!

'See you at Auburn!

Steve

[Terry D.]

Re: L88

The two foot long hot dog is really only 20 inches long, after you get the buyers and sellers fee in there

[Steven B.]

Re: L88

Are the B-J, RM hot dogs a higher quality than Silver Auction hot dogs? I believe the hot dogs (and buns) are more expensive, have more documentation on the packages, come with more condiments and are prepared by professionals.

[Mike M.]

Re: L88

Bigger is better, NOT at $12. each.
HaND