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12-20-2001, 03:04 AM
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Re: Book On Motion Cars
That would be very interesting reading material.
I know Videotape cameras back then were not as popular as they are today.But I wish someone would have shot a nice Documentary by walking through an entire Chevrolet Dealership back in 1967-71. Yenko,Baldwin/Motion,Fred Gibb,or even Dick Harrells Service Dept.,Showroom,offices,outside lot etc. That would be cool to see even in 16mm or 8 mm.Such a simple idea that I know today I would pay to have a copy of it. If we only knew then,what we know today..... 
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12-21-2001, 03:25 AM
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Re: Book On Motion Cars
Does anyone know the whereabouts of Jim Tice's relatives, or partners? I wonder what happened to the archives of material, written and caught on film, of the many races he put together. He was the president of AHRA. I believe there are some videos available on mysterion.net of some of these. Somebody out there has to know, maybe an old buddy remembers....
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12-24-2001, 06:36 AM
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Re: Book On Motion Cars
Found this link. http://www.zlx.com/camaro/dealer.htm
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