Brents 1969 Hugger Orange Copo Found ?

[69 Post Sedan]

Brent.....that car looks the best in those pictures. Great paint scheme, Cragars, tires, traction bars, blacked out tail panel. IMO

If you have any way of restoring it back to that era.....DO IT!!!!

If I didn't know any better, this is another car with 15X6 wheels and slicks in the rear. Look at those baby's bulge out the side......PERFECT!!!!!

Kurt

[brent396]

No the back pannel was orange the must have painted black how do you like it that way.Trying to read the window stickers?Your wright they are 15x6 he said they were 29x10 M&amp;H Good eyes [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]

[SS427]

I will add myself to the list. Restore it in race clothes! Awesome photos.

[Charley Lillard]

While I think it looks bitchin in race trim just like everyone else I also see nobody stepping up to pay great money for the Vitar car and others that are back to race trim. They were the hot item for awhile but now they seem to have cooled off. Just something worth thinking about.

[x77-69z28]

you cant go wrong with showroom stock IMHO. race trim is a limited market, as much as i love it, that dynamotion paint job is awesome. my z-28 came from the same dealership as the vitar car. H.M. Williams Co.

[SS427]

A lot would depend on whether you are building it for resale or for your collection. With this car it is a part of it's history especially considering how little it lived in stock form. Tough decision either way.

[Unreal]

Put it back stock, and then duplicate the shoe polish lettering. Now that would be cool!

[PeteLeathersac]

Exactly!.
But add the Dragmasters!!!

This car is the find o' the year!!
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~ Pete

[69 Post Sedan]

A tubbed car is always harder to sell vs. one that has it's stock rear. That's why it's better to put it back to the way it was before it was cut up. IMO

Kurt

[Stefano]

Cool Find!