True '69 only headlight trim is hard to find, but its out there M...BKH

I've always wanted to know more about Anderson. Do records exist of how many cars were converted? Could you post more photos of this car?

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Kevin Suydam's 73 Nickey 454 car.

I took this car to one of the SYC Reunions, but can't recall the exact year. On slicks, it had previously ran mid 11's and was a handful to drive on the streets. Presently the car is in Davenport Iowa being restored by The Mayor.

Anderson Chevrolet was located in one of the Atlanta suburbs and converted a number of cars to 427 power. Their advertising campaign was "More Motion for You Money" which was an obvious play on Motion Performance / Baldwin Chev.

Don't have precise numbers of cars converted, but probably not too many. This Nova was always a local car to Atlanta area, so body was super nice. The Mayor tells me it "might" make it to this year's SYC Reunion.

Def one of my favorite Novas of all time, I got to see it at the Reunion that year - everything about it was old school cool!

Awesome! In the meantime can you share some more pics of the car prior to restoration? Did Anderson convert Camaros and Chevelles as well?

What is "THE" difference in TRUE '69 head light trim?

I don't know and I have a '69 so trying to get educated.

Thanks John

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Is that blue one in the "Brother's Collection"?