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Any one remember the Cellossi / Ettelsen Chevrolet, Elmhurst Illinois delivered, Black/Red stripe/Red interior LS-6 / L-89 M-22 convertible Bill Clements from Chevy Craft in Lubbock Texas Had? I remember seeing an article in an old Cars magazine that showed the Build Sheet. The only documented LS-6 / L-89 car I have ever seen, and a very cool color combo.
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That's the same Chevy Craft that has been supplying fake build sheets and tank stickers for 100 years?
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Any one remember the Cellossi / Ettelsen Chevrolet, Elmhurst Illinois delivered, Black/Red stripe/Red interior LS-6 / L-89 M-22 convertible Bill Clements from Chevy Craft in Lubbock Texas Had? I remember seeing an article in an old Cars magazine that showed the Build Sheet. The only documented LS-6 / L-89 car I have ever seen, and a very cool color combo. [/ QUOTE ] As Mark suggested, you have to wonder about the authenticity of a car owned by a guy who, for a long time, ran a business that helped people build fake cars by restamping motors and creating fake documentation.
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1969 Chevelle SS396 L78 M22 4:10 Tuxedo Black 1970 LS3 Malibu 400 BB convertible 1970 LS3 Malibu 400 BB coupe 1970 Chevelle 300 series LS3 400 BB coupe, special order Monaco Orange 1970 Chevelle Concours Estate LS3 400 BB wagon 1970 Chevelle SS396 L78 M21 3:55 Tuxedo Black |
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Any one remember the Cellossi / Ettelsen Chevrolet, Elmhurst Illinois delivered, Black/Red stripe/Red interior LS-6 / L-89 M-22 convertible Bill Clements from Chevy Craft in Lubbock Texas Had? I remember seeing an article in an old Cars magazine that showed the Build Sheet. The only documented LS-6 / L-89 car I have ever seen, and a very cool color combo. [/ QUOTE ] Gee; all that, and no A/C? ![]()
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[ QUOTE ] Any one remember the Cellossi / Ettelsen Chevrolet, Elmhurst Illinois delivered, Black/Red stripe/Red interior LS-6 / L-89 M-22 convertible Bill Clements from Chevy Craft in Lubbock Texas Had? I remember seeing an article in an old Cars magazine that showed the Build Sheet. The only documented LS-6 / L-89 car I have ever seen, and a very cool color combo. [/ QUOTE ] Gee; all that, and no A/C? ![]() [/ QUOTE ] Heard he DID have an A/C car with the rare LS6 delete option. ![]()
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Heard he DID have an A/C car with the [b]rare LS6 delete option. ![]() [/ QUOTE ] ![]() ![]() ![]()
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First I would like to say, I have NOTHING to gain by starting a story about a bogus car. I owned the first car the Bloomington Gold Benchmark award was founded on, a 1953 Corvette (Vin. # 100)the Straight Axle Corvette Club of America is currently doing an article on, a 1969 L-89 coupe the NCRS used for there Judging manuals, and numerous Camaros and Chevelles(Even a 1969 Hemi Roadrunner in 1974!). Any body who knows me, can tell you I am a Purist in the sence I appreciate a car for it's originality, it's rarity, or for it's historic value (If it IS a real car).
About 2 years ago I tried tracking this car down and I talked to a salesman at the selling dealership. He rememberd the car. I believe the engine code was CRW or CRY? First time I ever saw that code. I will post the article when I find it. I have a hard time believing someone had the vision to bogus up a build sheet way back in the late 1970's. I found out this car sold to a Ford Mustang collector out of Oklahoma At a Barrett / Jackson auction back in the mid 1980's, and is currently owned by one of our members living currently in California. A lot of cars were built not as they seemed back then. Look at all the spc (special paint car) cars now showing up. I have found over the years of having this desease (which we are not looking for a cure!)we all have collecting and restoring muscle cars, you just have to have an open mind. If this car is real, It is rarer than a ZL-1! |
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Chevy Craft was doing goofy stuff with 409's in the 80's too...
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Big Block Bill
I believe the Chevelle you are referring to was an LS-6 Convertible,and was sold here from Dick Wickstrom Chevrolet in Roselle,Il.,down to a customer waiting at Bronco Chevrolet in Odessa,Tx. |
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