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08-17-2009, 06:29 PM
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Re: A Daytona Yellow Day
Nice stuff Mike. Does he ever head to the Pavillions!?
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08-17-2009, 06:44 PM
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Re: A Daytona Yellow Day
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Nice stuff Mike. Does he ever head to the Pavillions!? [/ QUOTE ] Yeah...I don't think I've seen either car there. 
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08-18-2009, 07:56 AM
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Re: A Daytona Yellow Day
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[ QUOTE ] Nice stuff Mike. Does he ever head to the Pavillions!? Yeah...I don't think I've seen either car there. The 69 has been in storage for several years so it probably hasn't been to the Pavillions since the 90's. The 70 has been out several times and he was at our neighborhood car show last fall. When at the Pavillions we like to park my Sunflower LT-1 Vette and his 70 Daytona Yellow car together; we keep score of which one the ladies like best. If you are wondering who wins, well lets just say the ladies like to go topless. I was talking to the owner tonight and asked him about paperwork on the 69. As we spoke on the phone he read the Protectoplate from Courtesy Cheverolet in San Diego to me, then went through the original owners California registrations. When he got done with that data he went through all of his AZ registrations, a stack of receipts and then the build sheet. This thing is loaded, I amost wrecked my car as I listed to him go through the options on the phone. In addition to the opions I previously listed this car has speed warning, M-22 trans and sport wheel all on the build sheet, this thing is way cool.
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