Collection Downsizing

[Paul D]

pic of rear

[Paul D]

interior

[Paul D]

Charles, the SN is in the mid 16,XXX. I believe the dark red color is called rosso barchetta. Yes, they've become a little more "wanted" in the last few years.

Hears and engine pic.

[Charles]

Paul thank you for the pictures! It looks like a great example. The 'Daytona Registry' could be a good place to mention your Ferrari is available...

[olredalert]

-------Heard thru the grapevine that the 66 396/375 Aztec Bronze Chevelle is moving from Austin to Dallas as it has become part of Chris Piscatelos collection. Those of you who went to Chevy/Vettefest saw Chris's 67 black Z28 there on display. I have seen more pics of this Chevelle and it is amazingly original and well kept.........Bill S

[MYSTERYCHEVELLE]

I heard the same... Good for Texas!

[TimG]

Yes, we all had a celebration dinner on Friday evening in honor of the sale. Thank you, again, Paul for treating at Eddie V's. What a great restaurant. Chris did not accept my offer of free delivery of the Chevelle to the his garage in Fort Worth. What's 200 more miles on a 13,000 Chevelle?

[Paul D]

The following are still available:

'66 Impala Super Sport Convertible
'66 Impala Super Sport L72
'64 Pontiac Grand Prix 4 speed, tri-power

[olredalert]

Paul,,,We met at Vettefest as I was enjoying you L88. Im Joe D and Chris's buddy. Would love to see pics of the 64 Grand Prix. If its anything like the 66 Chevelle I may have a friend for it. Is it a 421???.......Bill S

[Paul D]

Hi Bill,
Yes, the Grand Prix is the same level of quality as the Chevelle, just a few more miles. It's factory (PHS docs)tri-power, 4 speed, 8-lugs, red/red with 20k miles. The engine is totally original right down to the vacuum tri-power. I also have the big round tri-power air cleaner. Dana Mecum told me he may know where the original tires are. Here's an interior shot.