Fencl Tufo and Brigance Chevrolet

[ChrisS]

John, Stefano, or anyone else, did Service Chevrolet on Harlem Ave. in Elmwood Park handle any hi-po cars? I just saw one of their dealer decals on a car the other day, but didn't have my dig camera with me. I remember driving by there several times a week in the '70s, but not much of a recollection as to details.

[Belair62]

Dang...I lived near there for the first 8 years of my tender life !!!Wre you on the way to Johnnies Beef stand !!

[ChrisS]

Belair,
I don't remember knowing about Johnnie's (or even Gossage Grill for breakfast) until after high school. I was probably headed north on Harlem to the old Harlem-Irving Drive-In Theatre or to the roller rink for some "trolling".

[Belair62]

Gossage Grill Did you mean The Hub on Harlem....!!!

[ChrisS]

The Hub, that's the one.
Did you get your headers and glass pacs installed at Iggy's?

[ssl78]

No Service Chevy did not have many HI Po cars. I lived in Elmwood Park and went by there a lot I do not remember seeing many Hi Po cars. When they went out of business I bought most there parts stock at their auction.I used to work at Johnnies and also Cassidy Tire next to Gossage grill. I give Johnnies 4 stars and Gossage 1-1/2. CRUISING HARLEM THOSE WERE THE DAYS.

[hvychev]

[hvychev]

Have you guys ever seen one of these? Pretty cool.

[hvychev]

Here is a pic of the back. The salesmans name was Audie Kitchen....weird.

[hvychev]

Here is a pic of a Fencl Tufo Deuce as posted by Marlin in the vintage supercar photo section. Notice the shape of the rear dealer decal. It is the same as the shape on the lighter.