Ex LARRY KOPP car

[J.R. Haddad]

Who did the chassis? There was usually something unique or ahead of
it's time on Larry's builds. Anything "Trick" stand out? Is it unusually
light, or low. I'm trying to find something to make it stand out from the
crowd to help you market it. It would be nice to have it somewhat
different from other cars out there. If we can't distinguish from the herd,
then most, who won't remember Larry Kopp, will look at it as another
tubbed Malibu, which isn't a lot of peoples first choice. They are not
the most aerodynamic car in the GM line-up. Hope this helps.

J.R.

[Steiner23]

It was built by SRD back in the day I think they were in Baltimore?

[chopperloco]

Originally Posted by J.R. Haddad

Who did the chassis? There was usually something unique or ahead of
it's time on Larry's builds. Anything "Trick" stand out? Is it unusually
light, or low. I'm trying to find something to make it stand out from the
crowd to help you market it. It would be nice to have it somewhat
different from other cars out there. If we can't distinguish from the herd,
then most, who won't remember Larry Kopp, will look at it as another
tubbed Malibu, which isn't a lot of peoples first choice. They are not
the most aerodynamic car in the GM line-up. Hope this helps.

J.R.

There was a great feature in Car Craft or Hot Rod,fairly innovative at the time...

[chopperloco]