new at pictures try again http://dsc00175 http://dsc00177

maybe this time couple pics.

She's a beauty, brings back fond memories of my old L78 car.

Beautiful car. I really like the color.

That is one beautiful looking car. Looks like my brother inlaws car he had back when I was in high school. Always wanted one that color.

I will you a little more about my self and the car.I bought the car six months after I got out of the army, the only changes made was a Hurst shifter and a Holley spread bore carb. I met my wife shortly after that and was married in April 1970 and still are. We had let the car set for a few years before we could afford to restore it. When the car was restored the muncie shifter and Q jet was was put back on it,s #match Mick did a hell of a job.;)

Wow. I love stories like that where the original owner took the time to restore the car to how it was when it was bought. I hope that you will be going to the NOCC show. I would love to see your car.

The car is entered for NOCC show,needs a few things will try to get them done.Seen your car there last year looks great,you were talking to other people so I didnt stop to say Hi this year for sure. Couple of friends want me go to the Detroit Auto Rama in March, hope the weather cooperates,heard it,s the best. Chuck

Welcome to the site and very nice 69 SS you have there, I believe I saw some pics on TC before. My 69 SS was actually bought new in Ohio and I've been wanting to track down the original owner. A longshot though

This may seem a bit but I kept most parts like the Holley carb and Hurst shifter, also had Air Lift air bags in car at one time. What I also kept was every license plate that every was on it,the plate that,s on the now is the very first one I put on 1969, fun fact. Chuck