Not Not the Pavillions

[mockingbird812]

Owner was looking for somewhere in the 70's on this ride. He was mostly a '62 Belair guy.

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Will load some more in a.m.

[Xplantdad]

Thanks Sam...Who is that guy you're standing with in the first pic ? Are his initials G.G.?

Awesome stuff so far...sorry I missed it.

[mockingbird812]

Why yes it is, Bruce. Good man - former Marine. Half the time we were swapping sea stories. Any day you can put a squid and a jarhead together in the same room w/o fisticuffs breaking out is a good day.

Check out this cockpit:

[mockingbird812]

There were quite a few '69 Z's there - all respectable: Red, Black, HO, and F Green. Here are a couple that were for sale. Both were priced nearly the same from 2 different guys. First one is $62950. BTW, I have contact info on some of these cars for sale if you are interested.

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Guts & motor:

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This one was $62 straight up!

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One for the Poncho fans. Aluminum Hood & Bumpers! Sorry, my motor shot was blurry - I guess I was shaking with awe in the prescence of such a sweet automobile. This car was indeed a 'Super Cat'!!!!!!!!!!

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And now back to the Bowties. Rick, I am sure you know this car. Export to Canada, L78, 4 speed (M20 I think). Its been in town for sale for 1+ years, maybe two. Can you shed any light on this car?

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Vanity plate sums this car up. Wow! This is a Belair hardtop in Gypsy red & Shoreline Beige. It scored 999 out of 1000 pts @ Classic Chevy International. Continental Kit, Compass, Wonder Bar Radio, Extremely rare spoked hubcaps, 4 BBL, dual exhaust - $105,000.00