The Top 5 Missing Muscle Cars of all-time

[Kurt S]

Originally Posted by JoeC

None of the first 1967 Camaro 427 conversion cars have been found.

With not identifying features and no VINs known, they would just look like any other backyard 427 conversion. Especially after a year or two.....

[69hurstSC]

Originally Posted by Kurt S

With not identifying features and no VINs known, they would just look like any other backyard 427 conversion. Especially after a year or two.....

I've spoken with the owner of this car. He has personal photos as well of this shoot, with Dick standing next to his car. The owner also has multiple communications on Nickey Chevrolet letterhead with Dick, and Dick's signature on every piece of paper as they negotiated the build of his car. Some of this goes back into October 1966.

I would be this car would be in the conversation for one of the earliest conversion cars.

[JoeC]

not sure if this is same car
this is an early Harrell Nickey build

early no V 350 fender emblem

[JoeC]

a better photo with Harrell and engine install

no V 350 fender emblem