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Promotional Events and Concept Cars / Re: 1969 Jean Claude Killy Z28 Concept Car from 1969 Auto Shows
« on: May 06, 2023, 01:08:59 PM »
Just remove the front spoiler and the Z handles great in snow...

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This picture is an original one from Lloyd's build thread (24th week 1969). Does anyone know the font for the numbers? Maybe Lloyd will chime in.
Doc
Kurt you are partially correct. Cars could be ordered at the overseas location and picked up at the dealer where the serviceman would be stationed or at a location of the servicemen choice. Being a retired air force veteran myself, I actually did that when I was stationed in Germany.
Scot
DeLorean wrote a book in the '70s "On a Clear Day You Can See General Motors." A good portion of the book concerns the train wreck he inherited when he became Chevrolet General Manager on February 15, 1969. He mentions no involvement in any of the areas Wiki lists; the delay of the 1970 Camaro was 100% due to the failure of the quarter panel tooling according to people who worked there. He did a great job turning Chevy around and was promoted to GM upper management in 1972. It was a bad fit and he resigned in 1973.
Which cover price book did you get, the $19.95 with 2 authors or the $21.95 with only Incremona as the author?
He's also careful not to show the trim tag!
Ed