The entire attention has been atracted at the Mecum’s inaugural auction in Dallas by the 1969 made Corvette L88, managing to set the strongest price of the entire event. The higher bidder offered for the car 562.500 USD.
The 1969 Corvette L88 holds the NCRS Regional Top Flight award, it has been featured an NCRS training seminar display vehicleand has been certified with the Survivor status by Bloomington Gold. Besides that, the Corvette is appearently 100 percent original, from the tires to all its engine and design parts, and on top of it all, it comes with the original owner history.
This specific model is deffinitely a gold mine, since the one sold in May this year at Indianapolis got $222.600. The sports car seems to have set a standard because its being sold in the quarter-million range and exclusivity is everything because only 116 units of this model have been made in 1969.
I bet all the money are worth, not only because of its “age”, but because of the incredibly impeccable state in which it has been sold, not mentioning the fact that even the keys are the original ones, since 1969. Vintage appears to be the most valuable criterion, both in financial department and the historical significance.
