Granny Goose II/Golden Goose-EBAY

[Mr70]

Any of you Midwest guys remember this DM/P Camaro For Sale?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=4532996685

I hear it truly is a piece of History.

[bkhpah]

I like that...BKH

[Rat_Pack]

I was just asking a friend about that car the other day and wondered if Bill & Dauber were still painting. Bill "Short Round" Roell has layed out a number of flames for Bobby Alloway on his and customers street rods. I had the opportunity one night to watch "Short Round" and Wade Hughes lay out and spray a set of their "Ohio Flames" on a street rod for Bobby. At 3:00 a.m. I had a new found respect for their talents. It wasn't long before I had the '63 Belair "Surfwagon" in Ohio for a set of those hot licks. I met Dauber there at Wade's place and his scrapbook is full of old drag cars and "street freak" cars from the 70's with custom pinstriping and lettering. Those guys are awesome! Check out the cover of The Rodder's Journal attached....

This Camaro is absolutely stunning! I just wish I could afford to purchase it but a recent remodel of the house negates that for now......I agree with bkh.... ......Ratpack...............

[John Brown]

.... for anyone that has read the tiny little lettering on the back of the Granny Goose car, the question remains ....

... "are you man enough"?

[Mr70]

Good stuff guys
I think the Spyders on the rear are a nice touch too.

[kwhizz]

I met Dave Lewis in the early 70's.....Cool Guy......I asked him how he came up with the name for the car and as I remember he said it was named after a brand of Potato Chips that were popular in the area that he was living in........
Ken

[whitetop]

I saw the GG at the cinci WOW show last year and went back to it 2-3 times. The restoration is very nice and he did not "cheat or get lazy" and use late model speed equipment anywhere.

He also has a very famous S/S Maverick (it was at WOW also)that was in a bunch of mags in it's day. 6 cylinder car.