1973 Formula 400 4,760 Original Miles

[1969z280]

Johnny:

You're like Steve Shaugger with me. I have been at the same places as you but we have never met. I hope you can make it. I'll be the chubby guy sitting on the lawn chair next to the car. Ed

[csx289]

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Johnny:

You're like Steve Shaugger with me. I have been at the same places as you but we have never met. I hope you can make it. I'll be the chubby guy sitting on the lawn chair next to the car. Ed



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Ed,

Johnny will be the chubby guy that doesn't show.

Colin

[Xplantdad]

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Johnny:

You're like Steve Shaugger with me. I have been at the same places as you but we have never met. I hope you can make it. I'll be the chubby guy sitting on the lawn chair next to the car. Ed



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Ed,

Johnny will be the chubby guy that doesn't show.

Colin

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[Norwood]

Ed and anyone else, We really are never sure of the heritage of our cars up to the day that we actually know the car. Ed I don't think that you have known this car very long, so you REALLY don't know for sure. This car was owned by my neighbor and I have driven it, and have seen it up close. IT IS A BEUTIFUL CAR with out question. I heard its history and I can tell all that the way you tell it is the same as I heard it. I am interested to see if the chip is still there. Here are a few pics of it in my driveway from a couple of summers ago. See you Sunday
Norwood

This car has been talked about on PY in the past...

http://forums.performanceyears.com/f...bor&page=3

[1969z280]

Norwood:

I'm very sure of the heritage of this Firebird and have the complete owner history. As you stated, you heard what I stated. I purchased the car from your neighbor and I told him last year that it would be at Bloomington. I hope he attends. It's a great car and I touched up the chip in the paint. Ed

[Norwood]

Ed, I for one am not questioning it, as I said a beutiful car. I just think that we never really know for sure about these things. No offence ment, I hope non was taken. I think that I might head down the street and see if someone wants to use my extra ticket on Sunday

[GTO_DON]

Wasnt this car on ebay a little while ago?

[1969z280]

I think the first ever Bloomington Gold All Makes Survivor show was quite a success. It was nice to finally meet many members from this board and Performance Years. While they gave participation certificates to everyone who attended, some cars were singled out in recognition of outstanding preservation. The judges did a sample review of the vehicles that were present and David Burroughs and Keith Martin were the hosts. I thought it was a great day and a good start to this much needed event.

The good news is my Formula received one of the Recognition Certificates and David Burroughs, amongst others, told me it was a "no brainer". Thanks to every one who stopped by especially Steve Shaugger. Ed

[1969z280]

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[Steve Shauger]

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I think the first ever Bloomington Gold All Makes Survivor show was quite a success. It was nice to finally meet many members from this board and Performance Years. While they gave participation certificates to everyone who attended, some cars were singled out in recognition of outstanding preservation. The judges did a sample review of the vehicles that were present and David Burroughs and Keith Martin were the hosts. I thought it was a great day and a good start to this much needed event.

The good news is my Formula received one of the Recognition Certificates and David Burroughs, amongst others, told me it was a "no brainer". Thanks to every one who stopped by especially Steve Shauger. Ed

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Hi Ed, all I can say is what a great car and a Benchmark candidate for sure. The owners really preserved that car, and it is "as delivered from the factory". Great meeting you and thanks for participating. I look forward to seeing you next year with possibly another survivor jewel.

Oh Shauger has only one g.

Congrat on your achievement