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I worked in the service dept at Luby Chevrolet in Boston 1967-72 and never saw a blown engine warranty claim denied it was always the solid lifter engines that blew up there was a corner of the shop where all the blown blocks were located i remember the zone rep would come once a month and look at them and beat on them with a small sledge hammer so they could not be re-used mostly broken valve spring with piston damage or a rod through the side of the oil pan.
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I worked in the service dept at Luby Chevrolet in Boston 1967-72 and never saw a blown engine warranty claim denied it was always the solid lifter engines that blew up there was a corner of the shop where all the blown blocks were located i remember the zone rep would come once a month and look at them and beat on them with a small sledge hammer so they could not be re-used mostly broken valve spring with piston damage or a rod through the side of the oil pan.
My experience at Schukei Chevrolet here in Waterloo as well.
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I worked in the service dept at Luby Chevrolet in Boston 1967-72 and never saw a blown engine warranty claim denied it was always the solid lifter engines that blew up there was a corner of the shop where all the blown blocks were located i remember the zone rep would come once a month and look at them and beat on them with a small sledge hammer so they could not be re-used mostly broken valve spring with piston damage or a rod through the side of the oil pan.
This is a solid lifter car, the second piece of paperwork is the “original owner” stating he disagreed with the gm reps denial of the claim of it over revved.
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1967 -70 5/50 warranty only time i remember a claim denied if the car had headers on it meaning it was altered from stock
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Beautiful car
If a former owners daughter has pics of it being raced "back in the day", maybe the rep had pics of it being raced before the engine blew too...
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Here’s Paul Marriott’s obit, may as well be here for anyone else to find too.
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Here’s Paul Marriott’s obit, may as well be here for anyone else to find too.
Looks like someone nabbed the Marriott Matchbook on eBoy, hope it was you.

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It was me, looks like there was a ‘58 also I prefer the tri five cars so I guess it was more fitting, thanks for the info and happy new year.

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