1972 LT1 w/air

[Kevin G.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Those three cars together would make one hell of a display. Please consider it.

Be careful cleaning the LT1. You don't want to remove any of those marks we love so much, so start with the mildest cleaning agent first. Dish washing soap and water works well for a starter. Look it over carefully to be sure you are not about to lose any labels before you start.

That's a kind offer, that I will consider, tough with a one car trailer?

On the subject of cleaning, I was just asking myself if it would be best to simply reveal the necessary cast numbers and date codes and leave the grease and grime. Don't the leaks, oils, dirts, teach us a lot about the "failures" of a part? I would love to remove the grime very carefully of course but how clean? I figured to take a couple hundred pictures then clean it.

Sounds like a great story & photo shoot....lets make plans to get them together for both...

Sure thing Vinnie, you have my contact info, give me ring.

That might give Kevin the incentive to figure out how to get 2/3 of that group together.

Which one would you like to drive to the meet? LOL

[Terry M.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Any of them -- your choice.

I would be pleased to help.

[Kevin G.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

As a follow up to this thread, I was wondering if there is a 71LS6 Bowtie car in War Bonnet yellow that we could find and add to this display?

Regards,

Kevin

[Terry M.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Kevin,
If you and the folks running the convention are serious about your "display" send a message to Roy Sinor. He has the list of ALL Bowtie cars.

I can't think of a Bowtie LS6 in Warbonnet Yellow, but my memory doesn't mean squat. Email Roy.

[Kevin G.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Kevin,
If you and the folks running the convention are serious about your "display" send a message to Roy Sinor. He has the list of ALL Bowtie cars.

I can't think of a Bowtie LS6 in Warbonnet Yellow, but my memory doesn't mean squat. Email Roy.

Terry, I did receive a tip on a possible owner. As Dave mentioned his base motor 71 will be there along with my LT1 (assuming a sign off), so it's a matter of transporting the LS5. If all four could be arranged it really would be a neat display.

Kevin

[Dave S.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Terry, I did receive a tip on a possible owner. As Dave mentioned his base motor 71 will be there along with my LT1 (assuming a sign off), so it's a matter of transporting the LS5. If all four could be arranged it really would be a neat display.

Kevin

Kevin,
Lets plan on doing it. Terry's suggestion of contacting Roy is the way to go. Either of us can do it or maybe Roy will pick up on the thread and try to get us in touch w/ a fellow LS-6 owner. I seem to remember a warbonnet LS-6 Bowtie car parked next to me in Windsor. Lets communicate off line.

[Patrick H.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Kevin,
Lets plan on doing it. Terry's suggestion of contacting Roy is the way to go. Either of us can do it or maybe Roy will pick up on the thread and try to get us in touch w/ a fellow LS-6 owner. I seem to remember a warbonnet LS-6 Bowtie car parked next to me in Windsor. Lets communicate off line.

Dave,

In my 2004 pics, the only ones I can see are actually the 2 you guys now own - Charlie's car and what is now Kevin's car.

Patrick

[Dave S.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Dave,

In my 2004 pics, the only ones I can see are actually the 2 you guys now own - Charlie's car and what is now Kevin's car.

Patrick

Patrick,
I had my 70 Donneybrook LT-1 there and I think this LS-6 was a couple of cars down from it. One row away from the Petty car.
Any more photos.????

[Kevin G.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Dave,

In my 2004 pics, the only ones I can see are actually the 2 you guys now own - Charlie's car and what is now Kevin's car.

Patrick

I'm with Dave any more pictures?

[Patrick H.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Patrick,
I had my 70 Donneybrook LT-1 there and I think this LS-6 was a couple of cars down from it. One row away from the Petty car.
Any more photos.????

My pictures are below.

Here is one from John Hinckley; note the Warbonnet car in the middle:



Here's a link to all the 2004 Corvette pics, but I only see the 2 cars you guys own + Dick Anckenbrandt's LT-1:

http://www.ncrsontario.org/national/vettes.htm

[Patrick H.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

I'm with Dave any more pictures?

see other reply

[Steven G.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Question ?, what was the first vin.# with a/c option installed on a 1972 corvette with any engine? Thanks, Steve

[Steve B.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Here's a few more. Resolution isn't that good since they're scans. Can't believe that was 5.5 years ago already!

[Kevin G.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

Here's a few more. Resolution isn't that good since they're scans. Can't believe that was 5.5 years ago already!

Thanks for the pictures Steve! Save as!

Like to stop over and detail this one?
I agree, time certainly has flown by.

Kevin

[Roy V.]

Re: 1972 LT1 w/air

In case anyone else is interested in joining this party, there is another War Bonnet yellow LT-1 with a/c and deluxe saddle leather interior from New Jersey on that auction site.
Regards
Roy