The red '67 may be a guy by the name of Wayne Naswell, he owns an auto wrecking yard in Campbell River that goes bt the name of FN99. Hes had a beautful '67 since I met him many, many years ago, and yes he won an award at Super Chevy Sunday at the S.I.R. race track in Seattle, probably goes back 25 years ago.

The Tripoli turquoise car in the magazine titled "Another World" is in Ottawa. I know the owner

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The 68 Beaumont SD that was Cordovan Maroon was owned by a friend of my Greg Schinkel.   That was a beautiful 68 Beaumont SD.   He sold the car maybe eight or nine years ago to by land and build a house.  Not sure who he sold the car to or where it is.  My guess would be Calgary AB. 

The 65 Beaumont SD coupe that's Evening Orchid is owned by a guy who may still be a member of the BC Chevelle Club.   I believe the owner is Mel Giesbrech, I think he lives in Clearwater BC.

 

ahh the little town of clearwater bc, i have family there and have draged two 66 sd cars from there one a 360 hp 4spd htp, one is the 66 sd rag were restoring right now, one 66 custom htp , one 66 4 dr, a 67 custom htp and a 67 custom rag,  my brothers 64 sd rag sits there and my buddy brad is restoring a 67 sd rag with a 427 4spd as we speak, i will check around for the 65 next time im there .

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SD 396 wrote:

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The Tripoli turquoise car in the magazine titled "Another World" is in Ottawa. I know the owner

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 Is that A. K.'s car?

 

This Just in...

The 68 SD in the first picture of this thread (champagne gold) just changed owners... Steve Mikkelsen purchased it again (second time owning this car) from Steve Gecchetto (the owner's name in the article above).

Original SD 396/350HP Stick car !! Originally dark green with white guts. Bought as a roller after a loooooonnnng negotiation. Cool Car !!!

Gary

It was 1988(may help you find the issue) at SIR that the photos of the red 67 and the ?? color 65 were taken for the super chevy magazine-I was there with my 67.They wanted to put us into a conversion class because we were pontiacs with chev engines.We all put up a big fight and they made seperate area set aside for the beaumonts and acadians,it was a small victory for the cause. I believe the info on the owner of the red car is correct or at least it used to be.They took the pictures of his car because it was shiny with chrome everything inner fenders and all, it drew a big crowd that weekend and for many I could tell it was their first time seeing a Canadian Chevelle as they put it.