GMMG Dick Harrell Car
#21
It's SOM. I checked the GMVIS on the car. It was ordered SOM. The car also didn't sell new until 1/16/2006 and was originally ordered by a dealer in NY. I remember reading that Berger bought up all the remaining 02's a good while after production had ended so that they could build these Harrell cars.
#22
Thats just as much power as a new zr1, but this is naturally aspirated!! LOL, however, its just as much as a new zr1 too. If i was rich, I'd buy both, but if i had to choose.... zr1 hands down
#23
GMMG Dick Harrell Car
It's SOM. I checked the GMVIS on the car. It was ordered SOM. The car also didn't sell new until 1/16/2006 and was originally ordered by a dealer in NY. I remember reading that Berger bought up all the remaining 02's a good while after production had ended so that they could build these Harrell cars.
#24
GMMG Dick Harrell Car
To each their own. Just keep in mind that there is only 30 WIDE BODY Camaros out there plus the Sunoco Camaro that G.M. built. If you owned a Dick Harrell Camaro (which I would like to), you might be the only one in your state with a car like that. Heck...............here in Iowa, there is only one other 2002 ZL1 besides mine in the state...................
#25
Ahh well by the sounds of things ,or maybe its just the way I read it all but J.D. might have a new car in his garage???? With all this talk with Matt regarding this car and the previous post, I dunno Im a little skeptical? Maybe hes just very VERY curious. Eitherway, most of us were right about the SOM and truthfully I dont really car what options the car has, its got a phase IIIx and you can get that car for 100k....now damn thats a steal!
#26
To each their own. Just keep in mind that there is only 30 WIDE BODY Camaros out there plus the Sunoco Camaro that G.M. built. If you owned a Dick Harrell Camaro (which I would like to), you might be the only one in your state with a car like that. Heck...............here in Iowa, there is only one other 2002 ZL1 besides mine in the state...................
I would like to some day have a DH car too, especially an SOM, one of my favorite colors.
#27
GMMG Dick Harrell Car
JD, remember there were also (3) prototypes (DH-PR1, PR2. PR3, PR3 is owned by Dale Jr.) and one DH car numbered DH-DC?? which makes a total including GM's, 35! Still an impressively low number
I would like to some day have a DH car too, especially an SOM, one of my favorite colors.
I would like to some day have a DH car too, especially an SOM, one of my favorite colors.
Last edited by 02_Phase2_ZL1; 06-10-2008 at 10:36 PM.
#28
GMMG Dick Harrell Car
Ahh well by the sounds of things ,or maybe its just the way I read it all but J.D. might have a new car in his garage???? With all this talk with Matt regarding this car and the previous post, I dunno Im a little skeptical? Maybe hes just very VERY curious. Eitherway, most of us were right about the SOM and truthfully I dont really car what options the car has, its got a phase IIIx and you can get that car for 100k....now damn thats a steal!
Jordan...................I did check the car out with Matt and I forwarded to you the email he sent me. While I would like to post it here...........I won't because it has names and other personal information that I think would be inappropriate to post on a forum such as this. Sorry guys...........
#29
J.D.- You still have two extremely nice cars that most of us would die for, so adding the DH would just add insult to injury. And no problem on the info. I know I'd like to read about it and that so would everyone else but like you said- personal stuff stays personal and it is respected. Either way, Thanks for sharing!
#30
JD, remember there were also (3) prototypes (DH-PR1, PR2. PR3, PR3 is owned by Dale Jr.) and one DH car numbered DH-DC?? which makes a total including GM's, 35! Still an impressively low number
I would like to some day have a DH car too, especially an SOM, one of my favorite colors.
I would like to some day have a DH car too, especially an SOM, one of my favorite colors.
#31
O2 Phase2 ZL1 wrote:
Jordan...................I did check the car out with Matt and I forwarded to you the email he sent me. While I would like to post it here...........I won't because it has names and other personal information that I think would be inappropriate to post on a forum such as this. Sorry guys...........
Jordan...................I did check the car out with Matt and I forwarded to you the email he sent me. While I would like to post it here...........I won't because it has names and other personal information that I think would be inappropriate to post on a forum such as this. Sorry guys...........
J.D. - thanks for the email...very interesting stuff. I'm keeping an eye on the car. We'll see if anything happens with the Intimidator. So far I've gotten toooooo many requests for my bottom line. Isn't the whole purpose of an auction is to see who BIDS the most? Call me crazy, but if someone really wants the car, shouldn't they make an offer instead of asking what your lowest price is? After my last two auctions, I realize that ebay can give you grey hair!!!!
I'll keep you posted. Thanks again for staying in touch.
#32
GMMG Dick Harrell Car
I think I made a mistake, DH-DC should be DH-RC, could the "RC" stand for Race Car? If that is true, I bet it's this one:
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#33
Ah..................I stand corrected................you are so right. In fact I have driven PR-1 which is the Tripoli Turquoise Dick Harrell Camaro (shown below) at the Fred Gibb show year before last. What a beautiful color. As I remember that color was only used in 1969. Hopefully I am correct on that. I'm sure if I am incorrect............someone will catch me on it. I think Ron Mowen's Dick Harrell car carried a PR number too. Am I correct on that? As I remember, Ron's car was the test mule for the project.
Actually Tripoli was a 68 color on the camaro,for 69 it was azure turquoise. A friend of mine from high school (member here) has a stunning L78 coupe in that color, as well as a GMMG Berger Hot Rod P3 vert. Ron's car was indeed the "pilot" DH and was used for the initial fitting of the GM concept QP's. It is in the largest private collection of GMMG cars now.
#34
Actually Tripoli was a 68 color on the camaro,for 69 it was azure turquoise. A friend of mine from high school (member here) has a stunning L78 coupe in that color, as well as a GMMG Berger Hot Rod P3 vert. Ron's car was indeed the "pilot" DH and was used for the initial fitting of the GM concept QP's. It is in the largest private collection of GMMG cars now.
#35
J.D., i'll call him, it is truly an amazing car-formerly owned by Mo Carter!
#36
The member on here "NEW" I believe his name is, from Norway now owns that same car. Hes got a video posted with the title PR-1 for the car..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AxNW...eature=related
#37
GMMG Dick Harrell Car
The member on here "NEW" I believe his name is, from Norway now owns that same car. Hes got a video posted with the title PR-1 for the car..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AxNW...eature=related
Nils has a very cool Hot Rod Magazine GMMG/Berger Camaro with a 454 in it. Mike Carahan and Ron Mowen went to Norway and did the engine swap there as I remember.
If I am wrong on any of this......................someone please feel free to correct me and set me straight.
#38
Once again J.D. I am mistaken and Im sure you're RIGHT! What do I know anyways, I dont even own a GMMG car I did however know that NEW has the 454 in his car, I've seen the videos on youtube, and I've read the story somewhere that Mike and Ron DID do the engine swap. Oh well, I think thats the last I will comment on this thread anyways as I've always been wrong...but hey- to much false information will lead someone to believe me, right? 50/50 shot. Its what the internet is for.
#39
GMMG Dick Harrell Car
Once again J.D. I am mistaken and Im sure you're RIGHT! What do I know anyways, I dont even own a GMMG car I did however know that NEW has the 454 in his car, I've seen the videos on youtube, and I've read the story somewhere that Mike and Ron DID do the engine swap. Oh well, I think thats the last I will comment on this thread anyways as I've always been wrong...but hey- to much false information will lead someone to believe me, right? 50/50 shot. Its what the internet is for.