Vettefest Pic's

[Salvatore]

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Very nice showing of Chevelles. Makes me wish mine were done, but that's probably not going to happen soon.

[/ QUOTE ]How many cars do you have Mayor?? I bet I know how you do it. After a customer drops their car off for a resto you just don't give it back? No wonder you have a bunch of garages spread all over town!

[lzdick]

Here's another 'Top Gun' winner that many haven't seen as yet. Owned and restored by Dean Davis from Moline, IL.

[Dave Rifkin]

Just out of curiousity; why would that LS-6 Pilot car need to be restored? If it's all original wouldn't it be wiser to leave it as is? From the pictures that car looks great just as is.

[ORIGLS6]

The car has already been through a minor restoration a few years back. Still looks pretty good to me too, but the current owner evidently wants it to be better.

[Justbad Joe]

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Very nice showing of Chevelles. Makes me wish mine were done, but that's probably not going to happen soon.

[/ QUOTE ]How many cars do you have Mayor?? I bet I know how you do it. After a customer drops their car off for a resto you just don't give it back? No wonder you have a bunch of garages spread all over town!

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Sam, where do I start. 4 Novas,4 camaros, a 57 chevy, a 69 chevelle,oh, and a lonely old challenger. I may have missed a few haven't been up north in awhile.
Mayor, as far as getting that chevelle done, good luck I'm still waiting for a quarter on my 67.
Joe

[Schonyenko2]

66 chevelle convert, and a Farmall M. And a 63 Impala SS that could be bought. You're on the list.

[Late BrakeU2]

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Just out of curiousity; why would that LS-6 Pilot car need to be restored? If it's all original wouldn't it be wiser to leave it as is? From the pictures that car looks great just as is.

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If it still had it's original paint I would have left it alone. I was talking with Harry Snow at SVF,he located this car in 1990,knew it was a very early build and bought it from a classic car lot. He found the first sheet-it still had original paint very unmolested intact smog pretty sure motor had never been out. It traded hands a few times and as Dennis alluded to receieved an amateur level frame on in the mid nineties. It's missing a few minor items but has great bones and all all there. I have enjoyed it in it's current condition, but if any LS6 deserved the full monte it has to be this one. I could care less it's an auto and green,or that i'm going to be buried in it when finished. It's a historically significant car and while some could care less about that provenance i am honored both to own it and have Rick bring her back to assembly line condition. If timing works out on the restoration I am going to shoot a video of the car with the GM exec who ordered and took delivery-forty years to the day after it was built.

[Stefano]

Harry Snow! That guy has had a Chevelle or two in the past.

Mark,
Why didn't you stop by and say Hello??

[Late BrakeU2]

I tried man! At Gibson's,and at the LS6 showcase..but every time you were either on the phone or with group of people and didn't want to intrude..

However i did see you alone at your awesome display,but that butternut 67 Z with a for sale sign was the flame and i the moth..coulda gotten ugly

[Xplantdad]

Mark sounds like it's gonna be awesome when done!