Jeff M.'s Original SS-427 Camaro

[ss427copo]

yo....division 1 S/C racer too!

[70-SS/RS-L78]

that is the farthest I have seen the Camaro move in the 15 years
that I have known you Jeff…
Mark L

[Belair62]

I'm going to lock the other 2 threads so keep it in this one guys...Jeff take a minute to fill out your profile if you haven't already ....

[ss427copo]

lolol..here's a great photo for ya! Man, the neighbors yelled at me for weeks!

[Salvatore]

Hey Jeff, We all like the car, but you are not getting down to brass tacks. You are jumping all over the board and not really answering any questions. We know who Dick Arons is. We know who Wally Booth is but.....we are not sure who you are and what makes up your hot rod. Maybe it is an old 6 cyclinder car that Arons raced in A/S with a 427 transplant.

[supercomp 8.90]

hey jeff thats a good looking s/c car you have there!!! i am just about done with my new dragster 05 miller 4-link, i will try to get you up some pics tommorro of my other dragster.

[Supercar_Kid]

It looks like a 12 bolt rear in the panel paint pic, so let's give him the benefit of the doubt that it's not a 6 cyl car. The grille is also black, but I only see it in the current pics, so that doesn't necessarily confirm it's SS status. A cowl hood is certainly not a common piece on an SS car though either, seeing as how few people opted to pay extra for it when they were getting the louvered SS hood for free. So I'm with Sam...not prying or anything, but inquiring minds want to know, is it a COPO, L-78, SS350 or what? A simple pic of the trim tag info and/or engine bay would be worth the proverbial "thousand words." A very unique and very cool car whatever it is, so please just come out and say it already.

[ss427copo]

Eric, Here you go. A shot of the engine bay. The next pic will be of me buying it in '84 from a guy in Toledo, OH.

[ss427copo]

one more for you w/ a Edelbrock Tarantua manifold

[ss427copo]

yo.here's one fer ya!