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This connection was really rewarding for me. I was disappointed the first few times that I went to the house and no one was home. I would drive away and wonder that after 39 years could the original owner still live there? I went back a few days later and there was a car in the driveway. I knocked on the front door and was greeted by the original owner's wife. She was a very pleasant person and expressed to me that her husband really loved that Chevelle. I was happy to hear that he called Scott. I am looking forward in seeing Scott's Chevelle in our "Member's Ride" section with past and current pictures of his very special car.
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Nick and Scott...THIS is what this website is all about...good times and good friends!
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Bruce Choose Life-Donate! |
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Great story. I think it is pretty neat to hear of another triple black 67 L79 Chevelle. Dad has the same car, documented with the protecto plate. It's not numbers matching (it was a race car in the 70's) But it has been restored to its original colors.
The unfortunate thing for us is that the original owner is deceased and his widow wasn't around when he had it. I have talked to the other owners but they don't have any of the original pictures. Dads car had sidepipes installed by the dealer when it was new. I left the brackets welded to the frame when I redid it. It didn't seem right to remove what was left. I did grind off the remnants of the old tow bar it had. I kind of regret that now. ![]() |
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I also left the old bar style traction bars that were installed at some point in the 70's. The SS hood is going to be replaced with a stinger hood one of these days.
No it's not a real Nickey car. Dad is from Chicago and frequently would stop in at Nickey. He had all the paperwork signed to buy a white 68 427 Nickey Camaro. My grandpa killed the deal when he found out dad was street racing his 67 SS Camaro. Sometimes it's good to have police for friends. Unless they are your dads friends and they rat you out for racing. oops |
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I think your car looks KILLER just the way it is.....
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This isn't Scotts car. This one is my dads but it sounds like they are twins. Scott, I'd love to see some pics of your car.
Lewis [email protected] |
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Yep, I know , still think your Dad's car looks Killer just the way it is..........
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