Where are these cars now?

[Emmett Mikolajczyk]

Jimmy --thanks for the info--if you have spare time give me a call 210 386 2921 or email me miko.emmett@yahoo.com --thanks-Emmett

[Ed Wright]

Originally Posted by Emmett Mikolajczyk

Hemitime--your were close--the skys the limit car is Kenny Shendlers old stocker and you are correct about Kentuckey--the 69 conv was a car owned or driven by Bobby Warren--I own both cars and was looking for some history on them-- does anyone have any pictures of the Krunchy Chicken conv --thanks--Emmett

Emmett, you have too many toys. LOL

[Robbie H]

Originally Posted by Lt1Mike

Still looking for the 1969 Rampage Camaro. Robby Hudlow and his ex-step-dads old car. If anyone knows where it went please chime in. Robby was kind enough to fill in some of the history.

P.S. condolences to you Robbie and family.

Thanks,
Mike

I have a photo but I can't seem to post it.

Found some photos the other day of the 69 going through old photo albums and it looks the same as the picture posted we never changed anything. I will do some digging let me see what I can come up with. But I remember going and buying the car. the owners lived on the same road as Numedia if I remember correctly on the right hand side close to the track. Like I said before we were told this was a ZL1 originally and was owned by Bunny Burkett and ran in Pro Stock in the early 70's. But sometime in its life someone cut the dash out so there was no vin # on the dash and the firewall had been cut out replaced with aluminum and moved back. So no trim tag or vin # as I remember or it would be a ZL1 right now just not numbers matching but if it had those 2 things in place I would of restored it to original and put a correct date code drivetrain in it.

[Lt1Mike]

Originally Posted by Robbie H

Found some photos the other day of the 69 going through old photo albums and it looks the same as the picture posted we never changed anything. I will do some digging let me see what I can come up with.

Thanks Robbie, keep me posted or reply to this thread if you come up with anything. I'd love to see those photos....Post them, if you can.

I appreciate it.
Mike

[Dave Kommel]

Originally Posted by Freddie Cain

Isnt that the Hardy brothers stick shift car ? Thanks

Gary Bosz sold the car to the Hardy's

[Lt1Mike]

Hey Robbie, just wondering if you were able to find out anything?

Let me know,

Thanks,
Mike

[Hemi Moose]

Anyone here remember Gary Kollofski's Bad ***** 1955 Chevy street machine...

[Kevin Panzino]

Originally Posted by thomas sheehan

ANSWER = ........ "YES".. IT IS THE SAME CAR!
Wally had this built at FJ Smiths.
Sold it to Walt Kriel (from NJ?)
Joe bought it a few years ago after his GT truck burnt in a garage fire.

Neat stuff. Tom, do you know where my ex Joe Scott GT Camaro fits in this timeline?? See pics below of when I toyed with it back in 2002ish timeframe. I still have it, although she hasnt seen the light of day in years.. Tucked away in the trailer, while I tend to more responsible matters....

It was the Joe Scott lime green machine, that made the cover of SS&DI in 199__ something??

Would love to get the full history of her, and see some more pics of her back in the day..

Kevin



IMG_72892 by Zinopower, on Flickr


Zino Atco1 by Zinopower, on Flickr

[Geerhead55]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Anyone here remember Gary Kollofski's Bad ***** 1955 Chevy street machine...

Oh yeah,,, I remember it. When that issue showed up in the mail box back in '77, I thought that was the coolest '55 I'd ever seen,,, and I was hanging out with a bunch of tri-five guys at that time and no one around here was doing tubs on street cars,,,yet.
I bought a '55 Bel-Air hardtop 10 years later, but didn't have the guts to cut it up, It still turned out okay,,,,even made the centerfold feature of the June '93 Popular Hot Rodding, so I guess that was my alloted 15 minutes of fame.
Danny Durham

[raceannouncer]

Originally Posted by thomas sheehan

thanks FJ

Is this the camaro you are looking for?

At 1977 Empire (NY) Dragway "Gold Cup"Photo taken by Lynn W Mort Morton...