Nickey Camaro? Does it belong to anyone here?

[StriperSS]

Cool stuff. I'm thinking it's the same car.
As far as the color, it looks black in the photos I have, but it has a blue cast to it.
On further inspection under a bright light, the rear shot definitely looks blue.
Anyway, if someone here has it, I can surface mail the photos.

[Charley Lillard]

I would like to have it.....

[StriperSS]

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I would like to have it.....

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I think that's a given for most of us.

[Joe]

Thanks for sharing those awesome photos .

[Bill Pritchard]

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If you are looking at the ones in the drivers quarter window, I was thinking these were maybe some early ISCA show car decals

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I agree.

[rodfather1]

It belongs to the ages

[169indy]

If you are looking at the ones in the drivers quarter window, I was thinking these were maybe some early ISCA show car decals.
Rick

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You must be correct.
I [Think?] I saw this car on display at the World of Wheels CAR show at the Seattle Center Coliseum in the fall of 1985. I thought it had a tri-power set up but can not recall. I can not remember if it was a 67 or 68? is'nt there a Blue 67 tri-power Nickey car around?
The display was very interesting reading the history [Nickey].
The car was for sale at that time $25k. I could not believe that someone would ask such a price
Seems the bargin now 20/20.
I had just purchased my 68 SS/RS for gas crunch prices

No photos, except of a few Chrome queens from that show.

Very nice car.

Jim

[rodfather1]

I totally agree. That is the sticker.

[SS427]

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Yes you may.........

[rodfather1]

It's so unusual to have a Bill Thomas Nickey RS/SS vinyl top. They were usually plain jane cars. 2x4 intake would make it a stage III version, which would also make it very very rare. I doubt that more than 7 were made.