Congrats to Lee Pearl, Best of Class at Nats!
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Congrats to Lee Pearl, Best of Class at Nats!
Other than a brief mention in the "Major Builds" forum https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...tml#post320395
I haven't seen any mention of this:
Lee Pearl won Best of Class with his '70 W-30 convertible at the 2011 OCA Nationals. Congratulations, Lee! It's been great following your progress with the restoration. A well-deserved result!
Maybe there are other big winners who hang out here at ClassicOlds? In particular, I see that Joseph Donnelly's Run to Rund car also won a Best of Class (for Race Car, Seniors). Anyone else?
I haven't seen any mention of this:
Lee Pearl won Best of Class with his '70 W-30 convertible at the 2011 OCA Nationals. Congratulations, Lee! It's been great following your progress with the restoration. A well-deserved result!
Maybe there are other big winners who hang out here at ClassicOlds? In particular, I see that Joseph Donnelly's Run to Rund car also won a Best of Class (for Race Car, Seniors). Anyone else?
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Thanks Brian: I don't actually feel like a big winner. The car sat in my garage in pieces for 30 years and needed a coming out party. I choose the OCA Nationals for that party. I was invited to show it at CEMA in November and will attempt to make the Muscle Car Nationals too. Most of my Olds friends are on the other coast so that will be my time to share it with them too. Although it is just a car, it is very special to my family.
Lee
Lee
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I did learn a lot during the process and plan to share some of the experiences with this group (already posted a sport steering wheel primer on this site).
I had to save up a lot of aluminum cans to pay for the restoration. That too makes it special. Many of the wealthy collectors just buy another car with no attachment. Then they do a money is no object job. I had a budget and picked the right auto restoration shop.
My car has a story and is attached to my family. I just got lucky that is it a desirable model too and I had years to collect aluminum cans to recycle to pay for the restoration.
Lee
I had to save up a lot of aluminum cans to pay for the restoration. That too makes it special. Many of the wealthy collectors just buy another car with no attachment. Then they do a money is no object job. I had a budget and picked the right auto restoration shop.
My car has a story and is attached to my family. I just got lucky that is it a desirable model too and I had years to collect aluminum cans to recycle to pay for the restoration.
Lee
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