Kevin Shope Sc/Rambler Date code Apron Detail

New from Ken , The date code he found on the apron of his project ...




We stripped the paint on the wheel side of the right apron and a date code appeared on the shock tower - only readable with paint stripped.

Looks to be January 10, 1969 (11069).

Later this fall I'll be stipping the left side also - there looks to be a number there also.

Thought you might like to see it.

Kevin Shope

Underbody Photo essay Sc/Rambler

This is some great imfo from Kevin Shope

Enjoy
Bob

NOS back up light swith Sc/Rambler and others

This was provided by Kevin Shope

HEADLINERS AVAILABLE

Jeff Kennedy has reproduced the headliners , and they are available from your local (favorite) Vendor ..
Kennedy American , American Parts Depot and Galvin's has them avalable...
If any one else has them in another region , please comment and I will add you ..
more details coming hopfully

Bob

Sc/Rambler in the movies snippet

Just an FYI. I was watching Two Lane Blacktop and there is a scene at the now long gone Lakeland Dragstrip. The shot was in the pits and there is an A scheme car driving by in that shot. Abscure I know but I know how fanatical car guys are………Geoff Bradley

Chuck Miller book link / website

Chuck is a custom car builder , check out his site !!
He worked with the Sc/rambler project , plus much much more ...
http://chuckmillerstyline.com/book.php

Kevin Shope's Sc/Rambler

Here is a set of photo's Kevin e-mailed , check it out !!
The Rotisserie looks great too !!
Thanks for sharing Kevin !!!

Factory Muscle Arizona car web site

Here is a short excerpt and a web site I was passed on by a friend ...
check it out !
Bob

http://www.factorymuscle.net/index.php


Muscle Cars of the 1960’s and 1970’s represent an age of free spirit and youthful exuberance, icons of an age gone by. There were no production automobiles in the world that could not be out accelerated by one built in the good old U.S.A American Muscle Cars were machines of unique character and awesome acceleration. It was the golden age for the car market and will probably not be replaced. Factory Muscle is all about these fine cars.

Thank you for looking,
Tommie Lee Austin