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1970 L78 Nova on Ebay

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Re: 1970 L78 Nova on Ebay

Kim,

-------Another way to attack this might be to track down a guy named Bill that used to be one of Bobs head mechanics. He left McDormans and to my understanding was one of the principal guys that started "The Rod Shops" in the Columbus area. I dont think the Rod Shops is a goung concern anymore, but Bill probably saw every high perf car that ever came into McDorman Chevrolet. I got to know him in 1966 when both he and I raced our 66 425 Vettes, although he was a real racer at the time and I was more of a wanna-be. He used to lend me slicks and adjust my valves and stuff. Very nice guy. I wish I could remember his last name as that would make finding him a bunch easier........Bill S

------I just Googled The Rod Shops and got nothing.

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