Scuncio Chevrolet

[Tim Penton]

Bob, Would you post some pictures of the 1968 Head Hunter Chevelle? Also, What is the car's color code on the trim tag? Thanks, Tim E. Penton, Jr.

[68l30]

Here is a neat piece I thought I'd share from my collection...Can you tell me any more about this 69 Camaro?


Steve

[superstocker]

That red 69 Camaro was driven by the late Joe Delorenzo. The car broke records in the US and Canada.

[HiPerf]

The car ran in many differnet class,SS/J,SS/JA,SS/N,SS/M etc. Joey could drive anything and drove a 4 speed car like most can only dream of. He set this track record on 11/6/76 with the Camaro doing 11.34 at 118.26 with a 350 4 speed combo in the car. The car is still raced today.

[PeteLeathersac]

Great you're here Bob!.

Joey's times are amazing for a SB car!.

Gotta ask, would Joey be related to Tony DeLorenzo of Road-Racing fame?.
Tony was most famous for his rides in the Owens-Corning Team Corvettes...Don Yenko co-drove on a few occasions too..
I may be wrong but seem to remember reading that Tony's father may have had some connection or worked for GM?.

~ Pete

[olredalert]

-----Tonys father was a GM vice-president and apparently doted on his son as Tony recieved one of the 20 67 L88s (black) as well as a black 69 L88 roadster that went to Europe eventually and then returned to be restored a few years ago at the Nabors in Houston. Both cars were seriously raced and abused. The 69 will be showing up for sale any day now and is just a beautiful car with a seriously cool pedigree. Tony actually came to Bloomington Gold the year the 69 was judged and won a high-point gold. I would be surprized if there was any relation between Joey and the Detroit DeLorenzo family but dont know for certain.
-----As a sidebar, Tonys brother has a cool website called AUTOEXTREMIST.COM. Always a different perspective on Detroit type happenings.........Bill S

[PeteLeathersac]

Thanks for the info Bill...very interesting stuff and quite the position to be in as the son of a GM VP!.
Wonder what happened to that original Owens-Corning L88 hood that was floating around last year?.

~ Pete

[Draginwagon]

See other posting to help Bob and Ed out.
Come on people. There's a lot of you out there.
Draginwagon. . .
P.S. Having grown up in RI, and being of the "age".
I watched a lot of thier cars kick a lot of butt.
Scuncio was up there with the best of them.

[Over Anxious]

Here is a car from Craigslist this week that mentions Scuncio
No idea if this car is real or not

http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=115954

[HiPerf]

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Great you're here Bob!.

Joey's times are amazing for a SB car!.

Gotta ask, would Joey be related to Tony DeLorenzo of Road-Racing fame?.
Tony was most famous for his rides in the Owens-Corning Team Corvettes...Don Yenko co-drove on a few occasions too..
I may be wrong but seem to remember reading that Tony's father may have had some connection or worked for GM?.

~ Pete


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I don't think Joey was not related to Tony. He had never said anything,and I knew who Tony was back then. Bill did I sell you a car back in 69?