The shocking truth behind gm outlaw zora arkus dontov
 

An enjoyable video for all:

https://youtu.be/2btN9e6DHPs?si=Tf8F8frGTOn4pl0u

Paul

Unfortunately it’s the A. I. voice guy and rather inaccurate in some area of the video.

The book is an entertaining read...

Yes it is. A very interesting man to say the least.

I get irritated with all of these AI videos that seem to pop up. There were some interesting factoids in the video, but this AI thing just kills it.

Speaking of Duntov

Did you have him engrave it or just acquire the wheel?

They could have at least spell his last name correctly. AI gathers a amazing amount of information, but not perfect. The AI voice is irritating.

I gave Zora a ride from the host hotel to the show field at an NCRS event in my 1969 L/71 Corvette we are leaning against

I met Zora in 1985 at Bloomington Gold.

AI stuff is scary and inaccurate. Looks like its here to stay and been on the back burner for a least 10 years. Most of my car questions about parts on google are AI answered. Accurate, some of it.

I met Zora at Bowling Green assembly during the couple days of celebrating the millionth Corvette rolling off the line. For anyone who hasn't read Jerry Burton's book on Zora, it's pretty good. Love the stories on the numerous arguments over the years between he and Bill Mitchell. Apparently, Mitchell knew how to provoke Zora by calling him Zorro.

I just saw an AI video on FB about how the Chevy engineers wanted to put the 454 in the 69 Chevelle but couldn't because they needed to redesign the front suspension to support the extra weight...

Posting obvious false information drives more clicks and replies. More "engagement" = more money on the monetized accounts. It's more profitable to be wrong. We don't hate AI enough.