AERO Chevrolet, Alexandria, VA

[Verne_Frantz]

YIKES almighty!!!!!! I still see the fuel filler hole in the quarter. Are you bringing it back to race trim??????????????? You have one HELL of a car there!!

Just so you know, the '66 Chevelle had it's AERO emblem on the left side of the flat trunk panel, about 2" away from the taillights, centered vertically.

I couldn't think of a better place for this emblem to go!!!! It'll be in the mail Mon. (got your PM)

Verne

[SS427]

Verne,
Not sure you ever read this link when it was originally posted. If not, here it is again. Sweet car!

Jon Mello's Z-28 #1
Rick

[Verne_Frantz]

Thanks Rick. I feel really good about being able to provide him with an original dealer emblem. That car sure deserves it! So, it's really the FIRST Z-28 huh? Man, what a special car!!!

Verne

[1967Z28]

Verne,

Yes, it is going back to race trim like you see in the picture from Daytona.

-Jon

[JoeG]

Sometimes It's just amazing how things work out.... chain of events........

[mrrec]

Wow, good find and it's going on the right car. Find another, Verne, my 18k mile LS6 came from Aero!
Dave

[Verne_Frantz]

Dave,
I don't know if I'll be going back there or not. I probably should because there are several cars I didn't get to see. I think we got about 20 documented to add to the dbase. I'll keep my eyes open for you. Anyone know how long AERO was in business?
Verne

[1967Z28]

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Anyone know how long AERO was in business?

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They were established in 1920 and went out of business circa 1980.

-Jon

[Verne_Frantz]

WOW! That's some legacy! I wonder how many Chevrolet dealers there were across the US in 1920. I know in 1963 there were about 6800.

By the way, I just got back from the P.O.
It's taped to a piece of wood in a padded envelope so it "should" survive the trip.

Verne