• Year of manufacture 
    1969
  • Car type 
    Convertible / Roadster
  • Competition car 
    Yes
  • FIA Papers 
    Yes
  • Drive 
    LHD
  • Condition 
    Restored
  • Metallic 
    Yes
  • Interior colour 
    Black
  • Number of doors 
    2
  • Number of seats 
    1
  • Location
    Netherlands
  • Exterior colour 
    Blue
  • Gearbox 
    Manual
  • Performance 
    617 BHP / 626 PS / 461 kW
  • Drivetrain 
    2wd
  • Fuel type 
    Petrol

Description

“Roxy Vette”
1969 L88 Corvette Roadster
Chassis Number scca 33-219
HTP – Period G1 1966 to 1969
Corvette Race Car Registry number 613

Very well race prepared L88 Corvette. Eligible for all important Historic races including LeMans Classic. Extensive period race history from new and known as “Roxy Vette”.

L-88 Model Description:
The L-88 option package for the Corvette was the result of years of developmental work
which resulted in a factory racing option package that could be ordered from Chevrolet
in a brand new Corvette. The L-88 option was only available for three brief model years
from 1967 through 1969. The L-88 Corvette was so potent, that it could not only allow the
new owner or driver to win a race in local competition, but it also could propel a properly
prepared Corvette to stunning finishing positions in world class International races,
such as the 12 Hours of Sebring and the 24 Hours of Daytona. These racing victories
with the L-88 option package, made the Corvette an overnight hit. The L-88 nomenclature
became synonymous with Corvettes and with champions. Although only 216 L-88 Corvettes
rolled off the St. Louis Corvette Plant assembly line during these three model years, the L-88
created an image of power and prestige that would live on with the Corvette for decades.
These are the Corvettes that started the legend. These are the Corvettes that shaped a generation of Corvettes and Corvette enthusiasts, and they are the Corvettes that shaped the future generations of Corvettes.

History “Roxy Vette” – With assistance from Gary Horstkorta, Archivist – Northern Pacific Division - SCCA

1969 to 1980 Gary Tucker scca member San Jose Region.
- Tucker began racing in 1971, raced SCCA into early 1974, then race IMSA until he sold the car to Jason Len.

From a special SF Region 1971 yearbook:

Tucker is listed as a graduate of the 1971 February Driver's School at Vaca Valley and Cotati Raceways. Race results from the same publication:

Cotati Raceway – scca event
March 14 Race Seven: A, B production + A, B sports racing Tucker finished 13th out of 23 drivers

Vaca Valley – scca event
April 18 Race Six: A, B production + A, B sports racing + A Sedan Tucker finished 2nd out of 24 but 1st in class

1971 – From SF Region Race Program

Laguna Seca Oct 15-17 Regional listed as car number 25, red/white/blue

1972 - From The Wheel:

Laguna Seca May 7 Regional 7th overall and 1st in class
Laguna Seca May 24 Regional 6th overall and 1st in class
Laguna Seca Aug 27 National 12th overall and 2nd in class
Laguna Seca Oct 14 Regional 3rd overall and 2nd in call (note; result is qualifying race, DNS in feature race)
Laguna Seca Nov 4 Regional 4th overall and 2nd in class
Laguna Seca Nov 5 Regional 4th overall and 2nd in class

1973 - From SF Region Race Programs

Laguna Seca May 4-6 Regional listed as car number 8, red/white
Laguna Seca June 23-24 Sprints same as above

1974 – 1979 IMSA Camel GT Series History from imsahistory.com

1981-The car then changed ownership transferring to Jason Len.

IMSA Camel GT Series
26th April 1981 LA Times Riverside with Fred Markoff started 46th DNF 52nd

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