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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Harvey M Vogel on May 24, 2015, 04:30:02 AM
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I did the NCRA research on my car found out it was sold new in Memphis Tn.I googled Cheverolet dealers in Memphis & the second one I called a lady answered the phone I told her who I was & what information I was looking for.She told me that she has been working there since 1968 & remembered my car. She said they were the leading sales dealer in Tennessee & would get all of the hot cars. My car was on the showroom floor and unveiled in front of a large group of people (dealers & general public) . Becky the lady from the dealer ship told me that the all the people who work on the sales floor wore white & orange cloths , the show room was decorated with white & orange balloons,streamers , & flowers. So this pass week I took the car to Memphis ( I live in Texas) and they let me put my car on show room floor & take pics. I even got Becky to take a pic with me & the car. She is a sweet lady.My Z10 is a big block car although the original drive train is long gone I did install a 1969 435 hp 427 with a TKO 600 5 speed tranny. I believe my car is to be one of three sold in Tennessee.
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Very cool story!
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Now that was $50 very well spent! What a great find, you're especially fortunate that you managed to find someone that still works there.
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Very nice!
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Very cool 8)
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Great that she remembered it. Be doubly great if there were pics. Time to search newspapers of the day...
I believe my car is to be one of three sold in Tennessee.
That's not quite what I said. ;)
I know 3 were sold in TN. Probably others.
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How fun is that! I had a similar experience with my car about 10 years ago. My car was sold at Culberson Stowers Chevrolet in Pampa, TX and I happen to remember seeing it on the show room floor when I was 15. The owners son and I became friends in high school, so many years later I called him to see if his dad might remember the car. He did, but I don't think they had a coming out party like yours did. Great story!