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Gorries Little Screamer
The first ad is from April 1962 and the second is October 1962. Gorries added the "dealer installed" 360 HP Corvette motor to the "new for 62" Chevy II.
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
----If done correctly this would have been a really great little bomber. You have to wonder about the rearend as well as the suspension, etc......Bill S
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
Can you imagine what this would be worth if found with fuel injected motor and documentation.
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
Maybe they built more than one of these.
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Pretty hot # for '62! Gerry Coffey gave his original Gorries & Golden Mile paperwork to Lance a few years before he passed away...[img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/hmmm.gif[/img] Also, I expect not these Fuelie cars but believe Gorries ran/sponsored one or more of the early Novas in the Shell Oil sponsored Canada Rallys of the era...62-65? [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img] ~ Pete
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
I'll just leave this here.
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
Cute blond in the back seat!
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
Cool picture Mark, interesting that the Corvette expansion tank is installed as well.
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
Wonder if any survived?
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Re: Gorries Little Screamer
Ooh, Now that's tasty... and a Black/Red car to boot.
The Hot Rod Thomas "Bomb" article was March '62 with GM part numbers. Someone was spreading this "development" hardware availability info around. Paul |
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