I'm looking for some good pictures of '68-'72
Chevrolet A-bodies. I'm planning to publish a poster
featuring production data and pictures of about
15 cars (3 per year). This will be an extremely
detailed and comprehensive compilation of
production data for '68-'72 Chevelle, El Camino,
GMC Sprint, and Monte Carlo.

Anyone who supplies a picture that is used will,
of course, get their car and their name on the poster,
as well as a free copy.

I'm looking for a broad cross-section of the different models.
Below is a list of the desired models. Please email me if you
have anything close.

Concours Estate wagon ('68-'72)
Concours 4 door sedan ('68-'69)
Heavy Chevy ('71-'72)
Monte Carlo SS-454 ('71)
Chevelle 2-door post sedan SS ('69)
Chevelle COPO 427 ('69)
El Camino SS-396 ('68)
LS6 Convertible ('70)
Malibu (non-SS) ('68-'72)

Other cars will also be needed, please email me with details.
Photos must be of good quality (slides or prints).
The cars must be basically stock in appearance. A minor change
or two is ok (such as tires).

Thanks !
Dan Carr - Team Chevelle Gold # 11 - dcarr@chevelles.com
(Author of the El Camino, GMC Sprint, and SS identification
pages at Team Chevelle).

Dan-
I don't have a chevelle to send you pictures of, but are you gonna be selling these posters? Say, via the members section(where the hats and shirts are) It sounds cool I want one!

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Steve
64SS-327-4spd-sold to Original owner!
In process of finding a 65
Team Chevelle Member #71

Sent U a pic of my ole blue car,,, see if it meets your standards,,, Its an 300 dlx 2 dr post car,, L89 4spd More pics an info @ www.members.home.net/northern/bowties < L89SEDAN Team Chevelle Gold #9

[This message has been edited by L89SEDAN (edited 07-07-99).]

L89's link
http://www.members.home.net/northern/bowties/

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Dean Call
Overland Park KS
Gold member #3
A.C.E.S. # 00235
N.C.O.A. # 4350

macc.chevelles.net (http://macc.chevelles.net)


I thought, hmm, why don't it work ?



[This message has been edited by Dean (edited 07-07-99).]

Steve D,
Yes, I'm definitely planning to sell the posters.
I'm planning this to be the most comprehensive work on '68-'72 Chevelle
production ever published.

I'm going to talk to Al about offering it through Team Chevelle.

L89SEDAN,
I sent you email.
Yes, I want to use your car.

Like some of the others, I would be interested in these posters as well. Just one thing, what's wrong with 64 thru 67? Is there a reason you are omitting these years from your poster works?

See http://members.tripod.com/dfdolerjr

The second picture is my 72 Heavy Chevy

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members.tripod.com/dfdolerjr

Here is the link members.tripod.com/dfdolerjr (http://members.tripod.com/dfdolerjr) There is a A-body show at OPG (Original Parts Group) in Huntington Beach today. Supposed to be lots of Chevelles. Also, Dan do you have any relation to Art Carr? Just wondering.

[This message has been edited by SoCalRat (edited 07-11-99).]

check me out 70 Chevelle malibu
http://www.planet.eon.net/~jpg/chevelle.htm

[This message has been edited by JD (edited 07-13-99).]

dcarr, I have a few pictures of my 70 Malibu on my web page.You are welcome to 'em.

www.wright.edu/~s001dga/chevy.htm (http://www.wright.edu/~s001dga/chevy.htm)

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DG
Springfield, Ohio
70 Chevelle Malibu

www.wright.edu/~s001dga/chevy.htm (http://www.wright.edu/~s001dga/chevy.htm)

TEAM Chevelle Member #0086

BillB,

When I finish the '68-'72 poster, I'm
planning to do one just for the '64-'67
cars.

ddoler,

Do you have a 35mm shot of your Heavy Chevy
with the "stock" wheels and mirrors ?

SoCalRat,

No relation to Art Carr that I know of
(too bad, I could use a tranny expert in the
family).

JD,

Nice car. I need a stock appearance for
the poster though.

DG,

Where on Earth do you live ?
Your "Summer '98" pictures show show on
the ground ;)
I might be able to use your car depending
upon what other pictures I come up with.
I need 3 of each year, and they can't all
be the same model, color, etc.

Any pictures I use will have to be actual
film (35mm prints or slides). Downloaded
or compressed images won't be good enough.