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Well i was there looking at it and reading all the Doc's on the car so i'd say that's pretty real. So if you think Don Garlits is lying about the car perhaps you should go there and tell him.

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At this point it's beating a dead horse but who said anything about Garlits lying about his car? Rather, it's about people willing to believe anything they hear.

If you read THIS story, it says "Purportedly special ordered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation…."

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Ok so here is another one of one, NOT!!
I bought this car from the second owner, he is the brother of the original owner who bought it Brand New.
It has the R/T scoops on it and everyone said it was an R/T superbee from the factory, this is from people that thought they knew the car.
I asked the previous owners, I worked for them, and the 2nd owner said he just liked the scoops so he bought them thru the dealership and installed them early in the cars life.
It's a 383, 4bbl, auto, stripe delete car.
If no one could find the previous owners the story still might be it was an R/T superbee from the factory.
P.s. the car only has 56,000 original miles and all but 1 quater panel being original to the car. (Damaged from a wreck and replaced)
So like said unless you bought it new anything could have been changed. Even maybe changed before you got it new.
David

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I had a 1970 Coronet R/T that the original owner wanted a Superbee. The dealership changed out the nose emblem and the guy bought the car.

I had paperwork from the dealership that said "Coronet R/T Superbee"

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Here is a 69 GTX I inspected for a client. There are NO traces that it ever had the GTX rocker chrome either!

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Jim with that being a GTX with a Lynch Road 4-23 SPD and no GTX trim and the second batch of A12's at a 4-26 SPD and that GTX is not too far away from my A12 road runner with the GTX trim by maybe a few days by VIN....I think I know what might have happened to the GTX trim

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There is a small group of self ordained experts who are the only ones allowed to preach the "Never say Never" philosophy.

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That's kinda interesting because what I notice is that the people who usually throw out that term are far from experts.

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Thanks for posting those nostalgic photos. You have a very nice and unique vehicle. Since I have no evidence to prove or disprove your observations it would be ridiculous to even try. With that said, you must remember to maintain peace and walk in step with a select few. There is a small group of self ordained experts who are the only ones allowed to preach the "Never say Never" philosophy. What they really mean to say is that unless their opinion coincides with yours, you will always be wrong. Even offering factual, substantiated data will have no thought provoking effect. The concept of "never say never" is nothing more than a catch phrase used by some who believe they have an inherent authority over the insignificant individuals that make up this hobby.

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