(Photos by Doug Gregory) – This will not be the Camaro-heavy gallery most will expect. While they were there it wasn’t flush with examples of Pre-75 F-bodies.
Some highlights –
The blue ’67 Biscayne is a cool runner with the factory 327 and three on the tree sporting around 50,000 on the odometer. We really like this style of ride and were glad to see a family enjoying it.
The all-black Firebird would typically not be my style. I very much dislike solid black wheels. However on this car, with the detailing and such, I really think this works.
The white ’70 Chevelle was running the exhaust open and cruising everywhere with a lumpy cam and hand controls. Most excellent.
This red ’66-‘67 Chevy II with the unassuming poverty caps looked sharp and sedate until I took a peek past the front tire to see some large-tube fenderwell headers. More to this thing than meets the eye.
The black Chevy II with the cross ram is super awesome. The detailing, stance, three pedals, and just everything about it is spot on. I want.
I will not walk past an eight-lug Catalina without taking a photo. It’s not physically possible.
And yes…there is still more coverage.
