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September 20th - My Chevelle wall calendar for this month shows a
Beaumont. For those of you that don't know, a Beaumont is the Chevelle
that was sold in Canada, but that had many Pontiac features. Other
than spotting one in a bar parking lot a decade ago, I've not had a chance
to look at these unusual cars up close. One of our club member
attended the ACES Regional event in Niagara and got to see several.
Here are some of the pictures he took of these cars. The most
noticeable difference is the split grill.
You can read more about Beaumonts
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September 8th - A while ago I mentioned that there are a bunch of
new TV shows about cars floating around. One of them is called
Pinks. Basically its a
best 3 of 5 with the winner taking the loser's car home. At any rate,
they have a commercial to advertise it involving a drag race in the desert
between a Chevelle and a Mustang.
Now I know its just a commercial meant to grab your attention, but there was something about the Chevelle that just didn't seem right. And I'm not talking about the '71 rear dual taillight bumper on a '70 model. Something more fundamental. Then I remember the cut away to the shift
light. But if you look closely at the interior shot, the guy is
driving an automatic column shift(!) They might away with that stuff
in Hollywood but not here. Hahaha. |
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September 3rd - It's Labor Day weekend. The last summer time
holiday, but dang you wouldn't know it by being outside. It's cold.
Well maybe it just feels cold because we've had such hot weather, but it
definitely lets you know that fall is coming. That means its
Super Chevy Show
time in central Ohio. Yup, once again,
National Trail Raceway
will host Super Chevy. So make plans to attend because it will be one
of the last opportunities before the fall sets in. -Martin |
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