It is, what it is.

[Geoff C.]

But what is it?
I asked this before.
Help: what was this FI display at Ole Towne?




WTFun is it?

[Joseph T.]

Re: It is, what it is.

As many of you know..Ken Kayser from GM has been writing the complete story of Rochester Fuel Injection with installments each month in Vette Vues. He is now about complete and will be publishing a limited production book..that Corvette people will want in their library.

Ken had Paragon bring down the FI engine display for show and tell at the recent Florida regional and Ken gave his inaugaral video presentation on the history of Fuel Injection. Which was poorly announced and poorly attended..too bad.

For those that missed it..he did a great job and his video contained many never before seen historical pictures of Fuel Injection cars and parts including factory racecars...that he has collected from GM and Rochester archives and contributing Corvette owners.

The other FI engine that was also on display was an unrestored 57 250 HP Chevy Turboglide model owned by Gary Pronesti..very rare indeed.

I suspect Ken may do another presentation in Boston..if there is support.

Ken's contact #'s can be found in Vette Vues...regarding any FI information you might want to make to this collection of Fuel Injection history.

Joe Trybulec

[Geoff C.]

Thank you and thanks for the note on JF *NM*

[Dave Suesz]

Sure is

living proof that Chevy red engine paint persisted into 1957 production. I still get people telling me my '55 should be orange.