Anyone remember this 68?

[Musclerodz]

It was featured in PHR years ago. Anyone know its whereabouts? It was not far from being Big Red's lil brother from what I remember.

[rwhite692]

That is (or was)? Chris Kerr's car.

http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicl...r/viewall.html

[Spiffav8]

I remember it. I remember it being awesome! No idea where it is now.

[ArisESQ]

Love that car.

[Flash68]

I don't remember it but it looks like it was ahead of its time a bit.

[Ron in SoCal]

Originally Posted by Flash68

I don't remember it but it looks like it was ahead of its time a bit.

Dig that car! I really like how he did his wheel openings...Dave

[intocarss]

http://www.nocturnar.com/forum/autos...camaro-ss.html

[irishlsxer]

Check this out. These pictures are barely post hot rod Mag write up. chris worked for ozarka in Dallas for a bit, I was introduced by a mutual friend. This car is some of the inspiration that led me to pursue the 69 Camaro I'm on. When I snapped these crappy pictures he was charging the battery to start it so we could ride. He was loosing interest in the scca thing as his son was starting to get into race horses. It hadn't even been started for months. It did finally start and the ride was INSANE... Some years later Somebody bought the car and apparently blew up the engine. Haven't heard much since. Anyway, thought I'd share. It was a moving experience to say the least. Even then I sensed that look and lateral prowess was going to be white hot one day...

[intocarss]

Fixed it for you

[WSSix]

Maybe it's just me but the 67/8 cars have a completely different vibe and look compared to the 69s even when built in similar manners. Maybe it's overload on the 69s that's making me really like seeing a 67/8. I don't know how to describe it. I just know I like them all but I get a different reaction with the 67/8 cars.