Huebner Chevrolet #69 ZL1 Before and After

[whitetop]

I have a FB page covering the history of cars in my area which includes Huebner Chevrolet.

Randy has 3 or so threads about the car on my page. Lot of Hipo cars in my area came from Huebner

He also posted it on 70's muscle cars and street machines page on FB

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Whee...rCultureScene/

[HawkX66]

Do I see Z28 emblems in a few of the original pics?

[whitetop]

Originally Posted by HawkX66

Do I see Z28 emblems in a few of the original pics?

Yes, Randy stalled them for the 2nd or third owner in 1979

[muscle_collector]

I love the huge meats on the back of it and the white big block beside it. that's the way I had my trans am setup back in the 70's. what I wouldn't give to go back and relive those days.

[GMC_Typhoon]

I don't see how fixing a mangled wreck is a rebody, unless they used a different body. Shit gets wrecked, it gets fixed.

[Igosplut]

Since the car was mostly destroyed, and the rebuild is common knowledge, I don't see the problem. It is what it is.

[GMC_Typhoon]

Did they fix the existing body? If so it's just a rebuilt wreck. Not a Vin swap.

[1967 4K]

It’s not a rebody, it’s just a repaired wreck vehicle.

[Igosplut]

It's a matter of opinion how much of a original body used makes it one or the other. The car was clearly mostly unusable, so do you try to make something out of it, or call it gone?

[Igosplut]

Swapping VIN/Trim tag, and firewall does not a car make. But in the case of wrecked body's, the fact it was public knowledge, I don't see the problem.