Does anyone know Scott Staggs in St. Paul, MN???

[ZZ3ElCamino]

Does anyone know of a guy by the name of Scott Staggs in St. Paul, MN (maybe)? He owns the '67 Chevelle below. I am desperately seeking info about it. Can anyone help??? Thanks.

[XcYZ]

No, but I'd love to check that car out sometime. Looks like I missed it at Car Craft judging by the watermark.

[ZZ3ElCamino]

Believe me, I would love to check it out too. Knowing what parts he has (suspension) would steer me in the right direction with my project. His Chevelle sits perfect, and is the exact look I am going for with my A-body. Hopefully someone will pull through for me!

[SpeedyV10]

I saw this at Car Craft as well as on the Intro Wheel web site. Very nicely done.
I did a 'dex' search and a 'Zaba' search with no success. Are you sure that you have the owners name right?

[ZZ3ElCamino]

The title of the picture on Intro's website says "Scott Stagg's Chevelle" so I am assuming that this is the guy I am looking for. I tried to call Intro to get some information and they gave me the run around, telling me that they archive their customer files and cannot go back on search them (B.S.) I wish I could talk to him though, he would clear up a lot of questions that I have based on the look of his car.

[ZZ3ElCamino]

I've done a little more searching and I think I have narrowed Scotts location down to some where in Indiana not Minnesota. Does this maybe ring some bells with anyone?

[Derek69SS]

Originally Posted by ZZ3ElCamino

Believe me, I would love to check it out too. Knowing what parts he has (suspension) would steer me in the right direction with my project. His Chevelle sits perfect, and is the exact look I am going for with my A-body. Hopefully someone will pull through for me!

What exactly do you want to know? Anyone can put their car at any stance they like. For all we know, he could be running stock cut springs and a completely worn out stock suspension. You know you like his stance, but you don't know if the rest of the setup "works".

Other than his exact tire/wheel specs, there's no reason you couldn't get the same, or better advice here or at Team Chevelle.

[Alex396ss]

Does anyone know what tire/wheels-specs it might be?
17-20?

Alex

[XcYZ]

Originally Posted by Derek69SS

What exactly do you want to know? Anyone can put their car at any stance they like. For all we know, he could be running stock cut springs and a completely worn out stock suspension. You know you like his stance, but you don't know if the rest of the setup "works".

Other than his exact tire/wheel specs, there's no reason you couldn't get the same, or better advice here or at Team Chevelle.

There could be a lot of reasons other than what you mentioned Derek... maybe someone wants to buy it, maybe it's someone's old car, or someone grew up with him and wants to get a hold of him again, that sort of stuff. I got an e-mail yesterday a person looking for an e-mail address of one of our members. That person was surfing our site and recognized one of our members as someone that they were neighbors with when they were in grade school and wanted to touch base with them again.

[Derek69SS]

Originally Posted by XcYZ

There could be a lot of reasons other than what you mentioned Derek...

I read his reply, right after yours:

Originally Posted by ZZ3ElCamino

Believe me, I would love to check it out too. Knowing what parts he has (suspension) would steer me in the right direction with my project. His Chevelle sits perfect, and is the exact look I am going for with my A-body. Hopefully someone will pull through for me!

I guess I was just thinking that there's so many ways to achieve a stance, that the stance alone shouldn't dictate the suspension choices, and asking for help from a forum like this one will most likely generate better suspension advice than the owner of some random car you found a picture of... The guy may be very sharp, but there's also a chance he has no clue, or is unwilling to help.