Where are these cars now?

[Steve Stasko]

Here's one of mine. It's just sitting in the garage right now, eventually I'll get it back to it's 1973-77 configuration in the black paint. The current paint, backhalf, and etc were done by a previous owner in Maryland.

Ron Mancini, 1969:


Ken Lau, 1970-1977:




Today:

[Alan Roehrich]

I guess you could say Kevin Cradduck's orange 69 Camaro has had an interesting journey. It started out with Joe Fasano and Steve Calabro, it went from there to Ken Bugaj, Ken sold it (can't remember who bought it, but that's when it was painted orange, so we're told), then bought it back, then sold it to Anthony Bertozzi. Pete Biondo drove it while Anthony owned it. Then Anthony sold it to Kevin.

[Dennis P Chapman]

[QUOTE=Alan Roehrich;300262]I guess you could say Kevin Cradduck's orange 69 Camaro has had an interesting journey. It started out with Joe Fasano and Steve Calabro, it went from there to Ken Bugaj, Ken sold it (can't remember who bought it, but that's when it was painted orange, so we're told), then bought it back, then sold it to Anthony Bertozzi. Pete Biondo drove it while Anthony owned it. Then Anthony sold it to Kevin.[/QUOTE}

It started with Dennis Banach he sold it to Bob at Bobs Automotive. Bob sold it to Steve Calabro and Steve Ficcaci they sold it to Ken. That car has had a road trip Lol. Also Dennis first build it into a race car it was oringel SS 350......4 speed car .

[Dennis P Chapman]

[QUOTE=Dennis P Chapman;300275]

Originally Posted by Alan Roehrich

I guess you could say Kevin Cradduck's orange 69 Camaro has had an interesting journey. It started out with Joe Fasano and Steve Calabro, it went from there to Ken Bugaj, Ken sold it (can't remember who bought it, but that's when it was painted orange, so we're told), then bought it back, then sold it to Anthony Bertozzi. Pete Biondo drove it while Anthony owned it. Then Anthony sold it to Kevin.[/QUOTE}

It started with Dennis Banach he sold it to Bob at Bobs Automotive. Bob sold it to Steve Calabro and Steve Ficcaci they sold it to Ken. That car has had a road trip Lol. Also Dennis first build it into a race car it was oringel SS 350......4 speed car .

Also if I remember Steve and Steve traded the camaro to Ken for 74 vette that ran I/SA. It's been a long time so if Steve reads this he can correct me.

[Joe Fasano]

Dear Dennis, I can correct you. Steve Calabro traded his 64 Corvette that was originally the Thompson Speed Shop car of Urcella Zamoella to Ken Bugai for Kens 74 Corvette. Steve's 64 car became Dave Lebrun's 67 A/SA car which he sold to Jim Harris who still has it. The second go around with Ken came years later. That 69 Car that Kevin has sat in one of my garages for about 7 years before they sold it to Ken. FYI, Thanks Joe.

[Dennis P Chapman]

Originally Posted by Joe Fasano

Dear Dennis, I can correct you. Steve Calabro traded his 64 Corvette that was originally the Thompson Speed Shop car of Urcella Zamoella to Ken Bugai for Kens 74 Corvette. Steve's 64 car became Dave Lebrun's 67 A/SA car which he sold to Jim Harris who still has it. The second go around with Ken came years later. That 69 Car that Kevin has sat in one of my garages for about 7 years before they sold it to Ken. FYI, Thanks Joe.

Joe..........Yes you are right the 64 for the 74 vette like I said it was a long time. I know the camaro sat in Steve C garage for some time didn't know it sat in yours. Have a great xmas and a good new year.

[Dennis Banach]

[QUOTE=Dennis P Chapman;300275]

Originally Posted by Alan Roehrich

I guess you could say Kevin Cradduck's orange 69 Camaro has had an interesting journey. It started out with Joe Fasano and Steve Calabro, it went from there to Ken Bugaj, Ken sold it (can't remember who bought it, but that's when it was painted orange, so we're told), then bought it back, then sold it to Anthony Bertozzi. Pete Biondo drove it while Anthony owned it. Then Anthony sold it to Kevin.[/QUOTE}

It started with Dennis Banach he sold it to Bob at Bobs Automotive. Bob sold it to Steve Calabro and Steve Ficcaci they sold it to Ken. That car has had a road trip Lol. Also Dennis first build it into a race car it was oringel SS 350......4 speed car .

Wow! What a history lesson !LOL I miss that car to this day ! Dennis C.didn`t you end up with the flat hood from the car after I sold it to Bob?
BTW the car was Blue with a black vinyl top when I got it from the original owner.
1st. win for that car was class at the 1975 Summernationals G/SA

[Dennis P Chapman]

[QUOTE=Dennis Banach;300563]

Originally Posted by Dennis P Chapman

Wow! What a history lesson !LOL I miss that car to this day ! Dennis C.didn`t you end up with the flat hood from the car after I sold it to Bob?
BTW the car was Blue with a black vinyl top when I got it from the original owner.
1st. win for that car was class at the 1975 Summernationals G/SA

I got the hood was painted the same as the car and the two barrel intake that didn't work when you guys tried it. Lot of fun back then long time ago.

[Alan Roehrich]

Well, the orange 69 Camaro Kevin has was at one time blue, which car it was and who owned it is something I'll leave to others to decide. I know Steve Calabro was the first person to tell me it was once his, or his and Joe Fasano's. I think one of the Ficaccis, Mike or Dave, or maybe even Steve, also told us about the car's past. Anthony Bertozzi told us that he had bought it from Ken Bugaj. Ken has also contacted us and told us it once belonged to him. Also, both Arnold Greene and Mike Heintz told us some of the history of the car.

In any event, it has two class wins at St Louis, a runner up at the 2011 St. Louis race, and tow class wins at the Bowling Green SportsNational Open.

[thomas sheehan]

This Wally Clark (FJ Smith) built SS/GT camaro was one of the first 5 GT cars ever built.
Is this the same car (see pic of Joe Scott's camaro below)?
Where did it go after Wally had it?