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11-06-2024, 04:00 PM
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The info came from the Gibb dealership ledger for the ZL-1s. Bill had much of the dealership paperwork for 34 years, did basically nothing with it. The files were sold to a private collector last year; finally got to see them. 10 hours was not nearly enough, making a return visit soon.
#5 was a career race car, not known to exist.
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11-06-2024, 07:23 PM
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I save the info and photos on ZL-1s that comes up on the drag racing sites.
This came up on the Nichols #5 that became Lemon Drop , it was run by Larry Nelson This photo was in Texas 1973 where he failed to qualify for Pro Stock then ran the car in Competition Eliminator class
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