Peck Deuces

[Chevy454]

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[hvychev]

Looking very good Ken! That is kind of what happened with two of the Fencl Tufo Deuces this past November. Two got to meet up in Chicago together for the first time in 30+ years with Mr. Ed!

I hear that the blue Day 2 Deuce has a new home?

[hvychev]

Ken BTW I sure hope that you plan on bringing a couple of the Deuces you have at your disposal to SCR7 this year.......There is probably going to be more Deuces there together than there has ever been anywhere else at one time!

[camarojoe]

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...There is probably going to be more Deuces there together than there has ever been anywhere else at one time!

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Not counting Canonsburg PA circa 1970 of course!

[Mr70]

A Nice pair..Are Deuces Wild?
I recently picked up some pretty nice Cliff Peck Chevrolet Dealership 8x10 photos taken in 1968.They show Cliff & two Chevrolet Exec.in suits standing in the showroom posing,with a 1968 White Camaaro Convt.w/redlines in the Background with an Arkansas RazorBacks theme on the Camaro.
In another you can see customers,as well as a Corvette Stingray in the background.

[MosportGreen66]

Rob... You got any more pictures of the stickers on the Blue car? I need some more day-2 ideas. Thanks.

-Dan

[Schonyenko2]

Frank, the blue deuce will be going to the Holub collection, and he is having the day 2 equipment taken off.
The prior owner of the blue car and I have found out quite a bit on Peck, and the area. The prior owner was able to get the original Peck adds from the Ark gazette. It shows a blue auto, and red 4 spd. We also found info on KAAY little rock radio station, and were able to get period correct decals. I would guess these cars haven't set this close since they were on the show room floor in Little Rock. Schonye

[Pauls72]

Here is the ad Schonye refered too.

[MosportGreen66]

Here is the Peck Blue Deuce.

http://www.chevynova.org/DaveBelkPec...eckDeuce1.html

-Dan

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Love that color!

The story I got from a prior owner is that it broke down on the side of the road and it was just left there. A junk yard picked it up. It had been through a few engines, and had a big block in it at one time. I think a guy in southern MO is the one that blew it up, I'll have to dig up my notes. This car had black stripes installed at one time, unique look.