Anyone Recognize This Old Business Card

[William B.]

While cleaning out the garage I found this business card from the previous owner of my C2. I purchased the car in the late 70's in the New York city area. I am trying to research the history of the car and this is the only clue I have. Does anyone have any info on these gentlemen at the time they had a large collection of parts and cars. Thank you in advance

[Brian M.]

Re: Anyone Recognize This Old Business Card

I did a reverse search on the numbers with a couple of different area codes as they have changed over the years and came up empty. I will run this by someone tomorrow who may have a clue, and advise.

[Geoff C.]

Yep

Gordon Boncke Rochester, NY
Charlie C sounds like a cover for Charles "Chuck" Knakal Huntington Station, LI, NY

Haven't seen hide not hair of Chuck in maybe 2 decades

[Tom P.]

Re: Yep

516 USED to be the area code for Hunting Station, NY. That used to be Larry Fischer's (of D and L Transmission) area code. His area code has changed from 516 to 631.

[Gordon Peterson #4961]

Does Anyone Recognize These??

Found these in the archives. The Doctor musta been pre-med. The one on the left is from 1977 (acknowledging a deposit on a '63 steering wheel). The one on the right... well, it's got interesting artwork anyway!

Pete

[Geoff C.]

[Brian M.]

Re: Does Anyone Recognize These??

Pot bellie, what about those brownies.

[Al Corelli]

Re: Anyone Recognize This Old Business Card

The 914 number hails from White Plains, NY. Right near here.

[Gordon Peterson #4961]

Re: Does Anyone Recognize These??

Yes, like many others, I don't throw anything related to an old Vette away. And yes, I TF'ed my '63 at Danvers in '85 - the national meet that year. Your dark blue wheel was on it when I TF'ed. Then I discovered that it is an early wheel, and I have a late car! So I now have a flawless late wheel on the car, and your wheel - still in excellent condition - hangs on my office wall. How's your wheel, and what color is the interior of your '63??

I must have met you at one of those excellent Corvette-only swap meets that used to occur in mid-state Connecticut during the early and mid 1970's (before they went Mopar - ugh!!!).

Pete