COPO Chevelle resto progress

[jeff-san]

WOW!

[Don_Lightfoot]

If I'm not mistaken, they look like the rolled exhaust tips

[Xplantdad]

Awesome Job!

[PeteLeathersac]

Beautiful car and fantastic work! . Looking at those chassis shots reminded me of High School Auto shop days. . GM Oshawa used to give our area high schools new "damaged" units to dismantle for tech training. . We usually pulled the bodies whose parts were sold off then shortened the chassis and made drivable chassis units. . Besides fond memories of the parking lot races, I remember most were full size Chevys often wagons and sometimes trucks also recall a few 66-67 Novas? . I remember one school had a 72? Skylark with that tarp style sunroof....I think it had A-pillar damage from hitting an overhead obstical and think it stayed together and was sold in the later 70's with about 20 miles on it? ~ Pete

[Stuart Adams]

George, I would be nervous at BJ also, one Loomis truck for the cash after the auction probably won't be enough!!!!

[GeorgeLyons]

Yes, rolled exhaust tips, a rare '69 only item I always liked. This is actually a set I made/copied/repo'd back around 1990 and sold to the previous owner of this car who never put them on because he never did the car. They were in trunk in the box I sent them in from years ago. I had a Dusk Blue L78 car years ago that had original ones I used for a prototype and worked with a local hot rodder buddy to make about 12 or so sets I sold. They are out there somewhere on cars.

[Bill Pritchard]

The car looks beautiful

Scheduled to cross the auction block 9 cars after the Ray Allen LS6 Convertible ..... excellent timing, George. I usually leave the auction before that time of evening, but might have to stick around for those two

[Mr. T]

Bill, make sure you have that purple Nickey shirt on, so I can spot you when the COPO Chevelle goes across the block.