1969 Harrell Camaro

[kayser]

For sale RARE 1969 Dick Harrell camaro.X66 SS Restored in 2001.PPG painted the original ralley green,with the monty opps striping put back on.396 motor 375hp+ 4 speed muncie,no power steering.Still has the original S.W. gauging and super sun tach.lakewood bars,lightweight driveshaft with snubber.Correct year 375 hp cstg on motor,but has police interceptor code on block? 68000 miles on speedo. Build date 01B. Documentation This car was owned and still title in Rick Lenanes name.If you look in a 1969 camaro reference book by J.Hooper you will find his name on page 232.Rick was a member of the Fred Gibb-Dick Harrell Drag team.Rick traveled and raced with the team until 1971 when harrell was killed in a drag car crash.Rick was a valuable source when the first ZL1 Drag car was restored.I have an signed affadavit from Lenane that the car is a fully prepared Harrell camaro.Please only interested parties.Car is located in Quincy ,Illinois $50,000 or best bid [email protected]

[Mr70]

I can not afford this unique car,but wanted to know if you can post pictures of it,or are you bringing it to sell at McCormick Place VetteFest in two weeks up here?

[copolocater]

What did Dick do to the car?In your add I don't see any type of conversion.Just curious.

[Stefano]

sounds like an interesting car.
is the car on an original 1969 Title? Please explain Dick Harrell fully prepared?

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Sounds like a SuperTuned L78 car. That was one of the options for the Harrell Novas, Dick would SuperTune the original L78 and add the speed equipment per your budget.

[copolocater]

Thanks for the info Marlin but it doesn't sound like the motor thats in it , Dick would have done.My Question is if Dick upgraded another motor what is the conversion on this car that would make it a Harrell converted car?Isn't the value or Mystique in the original tuned or installed motor.Not downgrading the car maybe somebody sees something I don't. I'm missing what the conversion is.Help anybody

[COPO]

This car sounds similar to "Supercars" Harrell COPO which was a super tuned COPO Camaro with some speed equipment added. Seems logical the Harrell would do the same to L-78's if the customer's budget did not allow a full engine swap to an L-72.

[Jeff Murphy]

You may have sold the car since it's been a month or so...

Do you have any pictures you can post? Does the car still have it's Dick Harrell tags on the dash, header, and deck lid? You mention documentation -- what do you have on the car?

Thanks,

Jeff

[68TopStock]

This car has found a new owner, a member of this site. I have been trying to help with an owner search, and am trying to locate a fellow in Columbia, Missouri. Is there anyone out there close to this town? It is just east of Kansas City.

This car was at one time painted black with a gold stripe down the middle, and is believed to have had the "Bad Ones" Kelsey Hayes wheels, and a 427 under the hood. When recovered from Columbia, in 1994, it had a small block. Its original color from Dick's shop was Ralley Green with the white striping by "OOPS".

[Chevy454]

Ken:

Not sure of too many people on here close to Columbia (home of the Mizzou Tigers!), but I know a collector from east of there, in Farmington, MO. Let me check the database in the morning and see what I can turn up. FYI, Columbia is about 4+ hours north of us.