I'm hoping a TNF member can help with providing closeup photos of the #10 Penske Corvette Grand Sport @ 1966 Sebring. I'm specifically looking for unpublished photos of #10's engine compartment and rear compartment. I have all the Corvette Grand Sport & Chevy racing books, but I'm hoping someone on the forum was @ '66 Sebring and took their own “up close” photos. I'm willing to pay $100 - $200 a piece for such photos. Thank you for your help! ianrand@bellsouth.net
1966 Sebring Penske #10 Corvette Grand Sport photos
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ianrand
, Jan 13 2013 23:45
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Michael Oliver
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Posted 14 January 2013 - 17:41
Try Louis Galanos, he posts photos on Flickr under the name Nigel Smuckatelli. Certainly some Grand Sport photos there, although with a quick scan I couldn't seen any 66 Sebring shots.I'm hoping a TNF member can help with providing closeup photos of the #10 Penske Corvette Grand Sport @ 1966 Sebring. I'm specifically looking for unpublished photos of #10's engine compartment and rear compartment. I have all the Corvette Grand Sport & Chevy racing books, but I'm hoping someone on the forum was @ '66 Sebring and took their own “up close” photos. I'm willing to pay $100 - $200 a piece for such photos. Thank you for your help! ianrand@bellsouth.net
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ianrand
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Posted 16 January 2013 - 11:18
Try Louis Galanos, he posts photos on Flickr under the name Nigel Smuckatelli. Certainly some Grand Sport photos there, although with a quick scan I couldn't seen any 66 Sebring shots.
Michael: Thanks for the tip. Yes, Mr. Galanos has some great period photos! Unfortunately, not any showing the #10 Sebring engine bay or rear compartment. Looking for details that only "up close" photos will have: for example, the "air jack system" that this car used, the modifications to the bottom edge of the tail light panel, etc. Thanks again.
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Posted 18 January 2013 - 23:02
I suppose we should do all we can to help the replica builders.Michael: Thanks for the tip. Yes, Mr. Galanos has some great period photos! Unfortunately, not any showing the #10 Sebring engine bay or rear compartment. Looking for details that only "up close" photos will have: for example, the "air jack system" that this car used, the modifications to the bottom edge of the tail light panel, etc. Thanks again.
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ianrand
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Posted 18 January 2013 - 23:34
I suppose we should do all we can to help the replica builders.
Supersox:
No need for the cynicism - the requested info is for the real deal, not a replica (not that there's anything improper about replicas).
