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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: IZRSSS on February 16, 2011, 07:27:31 PM
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pjbizjak gave me an idea so I thought...what the hey.
I am trying to locate a previous owner of my car. All I know is that he owned the car back in 1998, and is or was from Guthrie Oklahoma. His first name is Jim, possibly Native American. He sold the car to a man from Big Springs, Texas. From what I understand, Jim sold the Camaro to buy a ZL1 corvette.
The car is a 1969 RS/SS L48. For those who don't know its the special paint car painted GM Code 80 {Powder Blue/Azure Blue}.
I realize this isn't a lot to go on but maybe something will pan out. Thanks for any help you might be able to give.
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From what I understand, Jim sold the Camaro to buy a ZL1 corvette.
I doubt it - only two ZL-1 Corvettes were built, and I know the owners of both of them; one was the original owner until he sold the car last year, and the other one has been in the same hands for many years (I had breakfast with him a couple of weeks ago).
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Well...I spoke to the guy that gave me the above information. Took a while but I think he has the information straight now, so lets try this again.
Jim is not from Guthrie Oklahoma, he is from Midwest City, Oklahoma. And as usual, John is correct...Jim did not sell the Camaro to buy a ZL1, he sold it to buy a ZO6.
Thanks John
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This is a pic of the owners manual that came with the car. I am hoping someone can tell me what is written on the back. Don't know but maybe this will lead to something. I tossed in the other pic in to show that it is an original manual. I realize it might not be the one that came with the car but what the heck...
Probably won't lead to the previous owner but maybe to the original owner or the dealership. :-\
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Looks like 14328 / VO for 17 min (Voice Over for 17 minutes?) Could this be a key to the lost Nixon tapes???
Or maybe JO or UO?
Oh, and of course Hi Folks!
Ed
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Hay...you might be right. Looks like "For Nixon"...Might be worth more than I thought... ;D
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Hey...you might be right. Looks like "For Nixon"...Might be worth more than I thought... ;D
As I was saying before we were hacked, or what ever it was that occurred. ??? :-\
Thanks for "VO For 17 Minutes"! I would of never have figured that one. Makes sense...I think. At any rate, I was hoping maybe someone could tell me if the #14328 is a reference number for a dealership? Or do you think it is only a seance code for RN?
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At 14,328 miles, they ran the JO, VO, or UO for 17 minutes.
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At 14,328 miles, they ran the JO, VO, or UO for 17 minutes.
Wise guy...now I know its been a long, long, winter. ;D Although you might be on to something. All we need to do is crack the code {JO-VO-UO}. :-\
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VO= Vehicle Operated for 17 minutes.
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I think you got it John! At 14,328 miles the Vehicle was Operated for 17 minutes.
Now decode the "Hi Folks"!!
Ed
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I think you got it John! At 14,328 miles the Vehicle was Operated for 17 minutes.
Now decode the "Hi Folks"!!
Ed
I'll get my CSI team on it when they get back in the country. ;)
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Knew it was a long shot, and I guess I deserve it... :-\
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I think you got it John! At 14,328 miles the Vehicle was Operated for 17 minutes.
Now decode the "Hi Folks"!!
Ed
That easy, it's a list of problems the mechanic discovered when he was inspecting the vehicle...
"Heater inoperative; Fix outside locks, key sticks"
:D
Paul
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Very good Paul.
Now how about that squigly doodle up on top?!
Ed
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Without a doubt it's Jimmy Hoffa's signature. I'd recognize it anywhere. ::)
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That's by far the best...show these amateurs how its done. Now if you can only decode the mural at the bottom... :-*
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Very good Paul.
Now how about that squigly doodle up on top?!
Ed
That's the schematic for the charging circuit... ;)
Paul
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That's by far the best...show these amateurs how its done. Now if you can only decode the mural at the bottom... :-*
No mural, just a grease stain left by the mechanic... ;D
Paul
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That certainly took some brainstorming... Bet you had to reach deep into the pumpkin for that one...;D
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That certainly took some brainstorming... Bet you had to reach deep into the pumpkin for that one...;D
"Imagination is more important than knowledge."
Albert Einstein
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"Truth is so obscure in these times, and false-hood so established, that, unless we love the truth, we cannot know it."
-Blaise Pascal, 1660.
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“All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them.”
Galileo Galilei
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"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy"
Benjamin Franklin-1757
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"Pretty women make us BUY beer. Ugly women make us DRINK beer."
Al Bundy
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Very good Paul.
Now how about that squigly doodle up on top?!
Ed
Someone call Nicholas Cage or Tom Hanks!