Larry Kopp

[jackarnew]

Originally Posted by Charlie A

Wrong car. Right logo? .

YEPP<Tthis is not the original logo I'm looking for. It is somewhat like it. This is my SS/E sold to Ron Hubbel around 1974-75. Car was not lettered at time of sale

[mopar68]

Originally Posted by jackarnew

YEPP<Tthis is not the original logo I'm looking for. It is somewhat like it. This is my SS/E sold to Ron Hubbel around 1974-75. Car was not lettered at time of sale

Original Hemi 'Cuda?

Pete

[jackarnew]

Originally Posted by mopar68

Original Hemi 'Cuda?

Pete

No built from a 340 car.

[mopar68]

Originally Posted by jackarnew

No built from a 340 car.

I had a feeling it wasn't due to the extremely low number of Hemi 'Cuda convertibles produced.

Pete

[jackarnew]

Originally Posted by mopar68

I had a feeling it wasn't due to the extremely low number of Hemi 'Cuda convertibles produced.

Pete

Should have kept it as a 340 , it had performance options and would be worth a ton today. Just another reason to prove I wasn't too smart at that time. I sold off a lot of factory race cars,.Didn't have anywhere to park them. They would have given me a great retirement program now.

[mopar68]

Originally Posted by jackarnew

Should have kept it as a 340 , it had performance options and would be worth a ton today. Just another reason to prove I wasn't too smart at that time. I sold off a lot of factory race cars,.Didn't have anywhere to park them. They would have given me a great retirement program now.

No one really knew. You'd need a crystal ball. I passed up deals too, e.g., 1967 4-speed Hemi GTX body for $400.00 in 1981 because I lived in the city and didn't have any place to park another car (my daily driver was a 1970 4-speed 383 Road Runner I paid $1,200 for in 1979). Had I any idea of what the future would bring I'd of found a place to store it and other cars I passed up, e.g., 1967 automatic Dodge Hemi Coronet R/T for $2,000.00 in 1982. Then before that, there's the $700.00 4-speed 1968 Hemi Road Runner my dad would not let me buy in 1975 because he thought it was too much engine for his 16-year-old son's first car and would not loan me the $500.00 I didn't have in order to buy it ("But pop, I'll never get a deal like this ever again!")

Oh well, hindsight as always is 20/20.

I've got a nice big Larry Kopp Corvette photo for you but (unfortunately) there's no decal of yours on it.

Pete

[Lew Silverman]

Let's try this again -

The picture gets very "grainy" when cropped, but I believe this is what you are looking for, Jack - atoms spinning around a coil-over shock.

The "8-X 10 glossy" is available, and should be easier to copy.

Lew