It's time for some updates Paul!

Well, I am off by three years for its debut at MCACN.
I have registered and it’s going to be in Maple Leaf Muscle. It’s been broken in and in the final week of sorting out. I will resume some progress photos.

https://photobucket.com/share/48b574...6-9913386fee7d

----Can't wait to see it this fall, Paul!....Bill S

999 car……. Or 1000 car???

Can’t wait to see it under a Canadian flag!!!

From Lansing Michigan to New Foundland, to British Columbia, to Collingwood Ontario, to Rosemont Illinois quite a journey!!!

Ryan W31

A syndicated Canadian Auto writer has just published an article on my just completed 442.

https://driving.ca/column/collector-...onvertible-w30

Great article Paul! Congrats! I can't wait to see it at MCACN.

“lust completed” :-)

Ryan W31

Very cool story! Recently found original owner of my L78 pace car... SHE was 18 when she bought it off showroom floor. She's only owned stick shift cars too. Her dad bought it for her and she paid him weekly since he got the Vietnam Veteran price in 1969 after returning from war. Look forward to taking her for a drive God willing

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Thanks Mr. spell check.

Awesome article Paul. Sorry to hear about Loretta's passing.... :frown:

Congrats on the press! Looking forward to seeing it at MCACN.

Congratulations on the article Paul and importantly for going the distance on such a challenging project few would dare attempt. You've transformed the 442 and preserved a piece of Newfoundland history. You've made the shop proud!

Now that your Z28 is finished, what are you up to with all of your extra time these days Lloyd?:wink:

Between you and Paul......your shop cranks out some incredible product:naughty:

Thanks Tim, for the kind words. Trying not to hijack Paul's thread, the 67 L71 Roadster is mid-disassembly and the restoration will begin soon. Will need to lean on your deep C2 knowledge in the coming months! Lloyd

Tim
My 68 Z28 is in the corner ready to do final assembly this fall.
Lloyd’s 67 427/435 Tri power Corvette Roadster is in disassembly stage for a full restoration.
The Beat Goes On!