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“ar ¢,! €() OM 87B-18813 . ® .aete the car; however, he did indicate he bought the car from @ man who lived in New Jersey MMMM 2cv ied that the invoice, or bill of sale that he received when be purchased the car from the man in New Jersey, was sold to him with the car and he laminated the invoice himself, L1 D . armel dated that if he were able to positively prove the car belonged to Elvis Presley, he would have been fe) ell it for $100,000; but, in fact, he sold the car t ST: <0: the Kruse Auction for $17,500 and his pro wa s tess than $3,000 on the car. To cate, Cs -: West Chester, Pennsylvania, has no en reached for interview by the FBI. The Iowa Attorney General’s Office at Des Moines, Iowa, learned from the Department of Motor Vehicles for the State of New Jers the captioned automobile was Yo on 2/16/78 Fron Basking Ridge, New Jersey, telephone The original of the enclosed invoice was examined by the Document Section of the FBI Laboratory and it was noted that there were several corrections made on the document and also. it appeared as though there were areas in which the lines and several letters had been retouched as is often the case in the production of counterfeit documents. The typewriter used to prepare the document and the Correctoetype tape used to make typewriter corrections were both available commercially dn 1955. The FBI Laboratory wou riginal Don Allen Chevrolet car invoice to compar invoice to in order } aa to specifically state whether or no e document was a fraud. LEADS ST. LOUIS DIVISION AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Will contact the Chevrolet Manufacturing Plant, Corvette Division, and attempt to determine if captioned 1955 Chevrolet