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L-88 Corvettes

Forum: C3 Engines, Driveline and Handling

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L-88 Corvettes

Posted: 12/14/06 10:53pmMessage 1 of 5
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hecko, as I'm buying Parts for My 1969 Vette that I'm going to do a Restoration on and still beleive that there is a Possibility that it could be an original L-88 Car. I think I have about every Book ever Made on Corvettes but I have never found a Parts List of L-88 Cars. They had a lot of L-88 only Parts and Yes I know of Most of them but in some Area's I'm lost. Water Pumps, Balancers, Bellhousings,Clutch,Starters,ect. Corvettes by the Numbers is a great Book but I also know it missies a bunch of L-88 only stuff. Any input would be great. Richard.... 
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L-88 Corvettes

Posted: 12/15/06 2:39amMessage 2 of 5
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Vette(s): '68 Black Conv. Matching 327/300 4 Spd. P/S, P/B, P/W, Tele, A/C

Rich,

Try Kevin MacKay @ http://www.corvetterepair.com/

He seems to be touted as an expert in this field.
 
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Posted: 12/15/06 3:25amMessage 3 of 5
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Now that is a great site for restorers.
Thanks for the tip.
 
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Posted: 12/15/06 5:52amMessage 4 of 5
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Also, get a '69 assembly manual. It will show all of the L-88 specific parts.
Kevin is the #1 authority on L-88 cars, for all 3 years.

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Posted: 12/15/06 9:15amMessage 5 of 5
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Hey Gale I had a 68 vette, it had a 327/350, it would fly. I got it up to 155mph a couple of times. I don't know how that relates to L-88's. Does anyone know. I will try the corvetterepair.com website. Gene
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