Hi Tom... I wasn't paying THAT much attention to it, so I can't argue it
with you...it was awfully clean, so you're probably right.
I've been surfing the Chevelle sites trying to learn everything I can
about body work on these things and get some ideas for what
I want to do to mine... ;) Cheers!
Ron
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In a message dated 1/21/2006 11:00:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
They'd reported that the Red LS6 had been in a police chase in
1975 and
the owner was told to park it, or he'd wind up
in jail, so he put it in storage. Had like 10k miles on it and was
original, not restored. They reported that this was the
first time the car had been in public since 1975.
I can understand the history of the race car, but still seems kind of
nuts... Wonder what a REALLY famous race car would
go for...like one of Grumpy's camaros... ;)
R
I disagree with the fact it was unrestored. The car would show some
signs of use after being in service for 5 years, especially the
undercarriage, which if you were paying attention was clean enough to
eat off of. Besides that, laquer paint is not that shiney after being
36 years old. The engine compartment was also perfectly detailed,
another quality of a restored car. That was also a reproduction
window sticker on the 1/4 window.
Tom
