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Helmut's
"Newest" 1970 LS5 SS Convertible
- 360 hp 454 - original paint (Carolina Blue - special order colour) - sold at Alamance Motors, Burlington, NC - air conditioning - AM/FM Stereo 8 track - 4 speed M20 - tach and gauges - buckets and console - tinted glass
This car is a very original, rust-free Chevelle.
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1969 Chevelle SS 396 L78/L89 - 4-speed transmission – still has its original sheet-metal and is documented with original build sheet |
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1969 COPO Chevelle With the help of Mike Hepler in Kentucky, Helmut has found this rare Chevelle. Mike is restoring the car on Helmut's behalf back to its original Dover White paint, Black vinyl top, Red bench seat interior with a column shift Turbo-400 transmission. Mike also managed to track down and purchase the original block which was separated from the car in 1984... As a result, this COPO has been reunited with its original MATCHING NUMBERS L72 427 motor (factory rated at 425 HP). Share the excitement of Helmut & Al's Excellent Kentucky Adventure: The Movie Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 (you need Quick Time installed on your computer to watch the movies - right click - Save Target As - save to your desktop. It may play automatically or you may have to find the file and open it.) |
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1968 Camaro RS/SS 396 convertible Another new addition is this 1968 Camaro in Corvette Bronze . The car has 70,000 miles and is absolutely original - right down to its original convertible top, smog pump and even fan belts! It has black standard interior, buckets, console and AM/FM radio.
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1969 Camaro RS/SS 396 Convertible
Options: Garnet Red with Black Hockey Stick Stripe Red Deluxe Comfort Weave Interior Buckets/Console Tinted Glass Power Top Tach/Gauges AM Radio with Auxiliary Speaker Front and Rear Bumper Guards L78 (375 hp) Motor M22 (Rock Crusher) Close Ratio Transmission 3.73 Posi Rearend Chambered Exhaust Rally Sport Hideaway Headlights 87,000 original miles Restoration completed July 2000
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This is a fully documented RS/SS L78/M22 ragtop with 87,000 original miles. Records indicate this car was purchased new at Woodgrove Chev Olds in Parksville, BC. This car had been disassembled for resoration in 1980 and sat until 1994 when I found the car in a barn in Kamloops, B.C. (thanks to a tip from my good friend George). |
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1967 Beaumont SD Convertible
-L34 396 (350 hp) - 4 speed -butternut yellow, black interior, -black top -buckets and console -original documented car -power windows/power top -remote mirror -AM/FM radio -headrests |
 1968 El Camino SS - originally equipped with some very desirable options and backed by GM of Canada's bullet-proof documentation. In addition to the options listed, it was found to have a correct dated and KO coded 4.88 posi rearend which may have accompanied the L78 & M22 since new? "So far, this car has offered far too much enjoyment in the off-season to even begin restoring it... " |
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