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This Hugger Orange 69 Z28 RS was sold new at Boggess Chevrolet in Madisonville KY. This car still has its original engine, an M20 and 4.10 gears. This car was restored back in '04 when Bob Adcock had it at was at the Chevy Vettefest that year. It was sold at Mecum Indy back in '13 for $100K. G. Neimanis had this car in the Class of 1969 Display.

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This Rallye Green 69 Z28 was sold new at Courtesy Chevrolet in Los Angeles CA to Charles Bastyr. It is equipped with an M20 and 3.73 gears. This is an unrestored car with 24K miles that was in storage for 40 years. L. Perez brought this car to participate in the Vintage Certification Program.

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This Polar White 69 Buick GS Stage 1 convertible is 1 of 77 4-speed cars built. This car still has its original drivetrain and is a fresh restoration. M. Sobotka had this car at the show in the '68 and '69 GS Display. It was also one of the Premier Unveilings.

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This Crystal Blue 69 Buick GS Stage 1 convertible is also a 4-speed car that was sold new at Scudder Buick in Bensenville IL. A. Parikh had this car at the show in the '68 and '69 GS Display.

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This Fireglow Pearl 70 Buick GS Stage 1 is 1 of 2 Factory Show Cars. It was ordered in Glacier White with a white interior and then repainted. It also had white shag carpet and clear, non-tinted windows installed. After its show duty was over it was sold through Len Immke Buick in Columbus OH. This car has appeared in a number of magazines over the years and was sold at several Mecum and Barrett Jackson Auctions. J. Brashares had this car at the show with the Buick Club of America Display.

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This Dover White 69 Camaro RS/SS conv. IPC is an L78 with an M22 and 3.73 gears. It was sold new at Forest City Motors in Portland ME to John Anderson. It is 1 of 3 known with the M22. This car was for sale on here a number of years ago. At that time it had its original transmission and rearend. I'm not sure if the original engine has been reunited with the car since then or not. This car was part of the Military Appreciation Display.

Our very own Bergy’s car.

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Fantastic coverage!

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This Cameo White 69 Hurst Olds convertible is 1 of 3 built. There were originally two built for promotional purposes. One was for the east coast and one was for the west coast. The east coast car was destroyed and this car was built to replace it. This car was recently purchased by Pender Anderson and taken to Level One for some detailing before the show. I believe the plans are for them to eventually restore it.

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Originally Posted by mrays

This Fireglow Pearl 70 Buick GS Stage 1 is 1 of 2 Factory Show Cars. It was ordered in Glacier White with a white interior and then repainted. It also had white shag carpet and clear, non-tinted windows installed. After its show duty was over it was sold through Len Immke Buick in Columbus OH. This car has appeared in a number of magazines over the years and was sold at several Mecum and Barrett Jackson Auctions. J. Brashares had this car at the show with the Buick Club of America Display.

----At least at one point, Len Immke Buick was the biggest Buick dealer in the world. I worked for a Buick restoration and sales shop on Cape Cod that sold Len a bunch of old Buicks and many other rare classics....Bill S

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This Porcelain White 70 Olds 442 W-30 convertible is 1 of 96 4-speeds built. It was sold new at Ruggeri's General Sales in Westchester PA to Paul Mayo. This car was featured in the November '17 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines and later sold at Mecum Kissimmee in '22 for $220K before fees. D. Goss had this car at the show.