[Stefano]

Tom,
We are going to have to agree to disagree on this as well.

Jack received his direct order shipment in late May of 1969.

The statement in Don's own hand (per your info.) was written September of 1969. You are reading between the lines IMO. It does not say he ordered them, they hit the grounds, they couldn't sell,(very unlikely and improbable) then Jack later bought stripes and sold them as Yenkos, Don got mad. Read it sentence by sentence and you will see that I have no argument with that which it says.

You seem to be trying to make the statement fit your preconceived notion of what should have taken place. This document surfaced long after Jacks original story and suports it no less than 88% that is 22/25.

Shor's statement which was referenced in the prior thread iS neither true nor accurate(no disrespect shor, but your statements are being quoted out of context) and he referenced such in a thread soon after.

No, I was not there and have stated so from the Begining. But I have questioned/spoken to Jack and many other people involved over the years and his Story has never Changed.

Tom ,I will submit to you, that if what you infer actually took place contrary to Jack's notarized statements it wouldn't change the fact that the event indeed took place and should be recognized.

Any more info on the other sYc dealers who sold Super camaros , Novas and Chevelles,in Chicago from Jan 1969 to December 1969. We need to put that to rest one way or another, don't you think? [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/confused.gif[/img]