Charley's gone and he is still causing s**t......you go girl!

We love ya Charley.

Paul

Lol

I hope I can see this car in person and how it compares to mine (very similar, except for mileage). Mine is 4 months later so there will likely be differences. When my car was invited to a vintage display there years ago, I learned so much from folks on how to tell a car's originality.

Congrats Doug. Hope to see photos from this weekend of its unveiling.

Anyone have photos of the car at the show? Please post thanks!

Ok ok ok. Tail panel is the most satin one I have seen on a orig. car. Amazing car.

If I am reading my historical temperatures right for Cincinnati in the 4 week of February 1969 the temps were between 15 and 20 degrees that week, SO the tail panel looks exactly as it should given the cooler reflow reaction in the final oven.

Good detail shots. Thank you.

Look at the Temps on the 14th... Plenty cold.

On February 26th and again on the 27th it dropped to 0 degrees in Erlanger KY at the airport where the records were taken.

On the 26th It was 0 at the start of the shift and again at the end of shift.
on the 27th it was 0 at mid shift on DAY shift.

Norwood was another 20 miles north of there so its very likely temps could have been well below zero at the plant when these temps were recorded.