I've found the missing puzzle pieces.
Its the Brahms Chevrolet Camaro that Dave Belk had.

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Which :hmmm:ne, 9N550532 as this thread?
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?p=983341
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~ Pete

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9n580532

I cant take the credit that I found out it was the same car.
Dan Palchanes found the pieces before he disappeared

did they get the NCRS shipping data report on it?

No luck with NCRS and NICB.
We have talked about this Camaro for 10+ years JoeC.
My user name on Team Camaro is Nikke

was this the car that was thought to be the Tiretown Rat?

I thought it could have been many cars over the years. I didnt think that cars were repainted when they were new. Replaced gearboxes aso. Also, this case with Brahms Chevrolet has been disruptive.
Someone assumed it was written Chevy by Bramhs on the rear Quarter in gold text.

here is an old thread on it

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=135926

I think Brooklyn Heavy had two different 69 Camaros

The 1st gen Camaro had a resurgence as a race car in the mid to late 70s
so there were new race cars built using the 1st gen Camaro instead of the 2nd gen


going by the wheels , I think this 69 was a later build then the orange car

do you have a pic of your trim tag?

Its the same Camaro.
They removed the Rally Sport stuff and made it Standard Camaro for 71 season. Also on this Picture on the Quarter "Pats Speed Center". Thats what was assumed to be the gold text " Chevy by Brahms".
Later it was Painted in same scheme as the Challenger and Duster