(Xplants Bro) Gary's 67 L35 Camaro

[Xplantdad]

Thanks Bill!

[Z-11 396]

<<< GARY >>> YOU HAVE ONE FANTASTIC LOOKING CAR...YOU HAVE A GREAT STORY TO GO WITH IT, IN SPITE OF THE FACT +++ BRUCE +++ IS YOUR BROTHER, ALL ELSE IS GOOD...I SEE YOU BOTH LIKE /// BLUE /// , SO HAPPENS MY LITTLE CAR IS BLUE AS WELL....THANKS FOR SHARING.. KASEY ..

[427TJ]

That Cone frame on the original black rear plate would be perfect for shows. I put the black plates on with Alan Gwynn frames for the annual Chevy show and they are a real conversation piece.

Bruce, when your brother gets the Camaro running you should take pictures of both cars running down the freeway together. Have your wife pilot the photo ship and your daughter can take some pictures!

[Bill Pritchard]

Bruce,

Does AZ allow the display of Year-of-Manufacture license plates if you have the vehicle registered as an Antique? We are allowed to do that here in IL, although very few people (including many Law Enforcement officers ) are aware of the statute that allows it. You just have to have the legally registered IL antique plates in the vehicle (trunk, interior, or wherever) when driving it, but you can leave the Year-of-Manufacture plates mounted on the car all the time.

Anyway, I hope they do as I already have a perfect set of 1969 AZ license plates to display on my Chevelle when we move down there

Tell Gary to take it real easy on that Camaro on the trip to/from the Pavillions.....we don't wanna see the fan going through the radiator

[Xplantdad]

Bill, I don't know the answer to that question. I'll have to check into it.

We are going to take surface streets and cruise over there. Hmmm, maybe I should get a tow hitch installed and trailer the Camaro over with the Chevelle

[Z-11 396]

[ QUOTE ]
Bruce,

Does AZ allow the display of Year-of-Manufacture license plates if you have the vehicle registered as an Antique? We are allowed to do that here in IL, although very few people (including many Law Enforcement officers ) are aware of the statute that allows it. You just have to have the legally registered IL antique plates in the vehicle (trunk, interior, or wherever) when driving it, but you can leave the Year-of-Manufacture plates mounted on the car all the time.

Anyway, I hope they do as I already have a perfect set of 1969 AZ license plates to display on my Chevelle when we move down there

Tell Gary to take it real easy on that Camaro on the trip to/from the Pavillions.....we don't wanna see the fan going through the radiator

[/ QUOTE ]<<<< BILL, AND BRUCE >>>> WE HAVE THE SAME LAW IN TN., BUT FEW PEOPLE KNOW THAT.. EVEN THE ''COPPERDOO'S'' DON'T KNOW IT, THEY HAVE PULLED A FRIEND OF MINE OVER SEVERAL TIMES.. ...KASEY

[kwhizz]

Nice car........

Ken

[ibuyncr]

Hey Bruce,

You didn't tell anyone about the new Bently that wanted to "race" us on the 101 freeway in Scottsdale? (Only in Scottsdale!)

Gary

[Xplantdad]

Yeah...that was funny...the guy really wanted to "run" both of us...

[Mike67SS]

Great car, love the color and the original black plates!