Alan 71

Hi,
Here's a picture a good friend sent me. It was given to him by a friend of his that worked at this dealership. Luby Chevrolet in Boston.
It was taken in February of 1971 on the roof of the building where cars were stored. The dealership went out of business in 1978, but the building is still there.
Two 454 coupes, an Lt-! coupe, and a base engine convertible!!!
4 Nice cars. Maybe they all are still around?
Regards,
Alan

Notice the fit of the right side headlight door on the convertible! Maybe when the car was started the actuator pulled it back down?

theblackvette

I love this picture!

Not my car though! Mine was delivered in Michigan.

MrJlr

Awesome old pic Alan....thanks for sharing!




EDIT: - no beauty rings or center caps???

Alan 71

Hi JLR,
I believe the rings and center caps were behind the seat until the dealer prepped the car for delivery.
Regards,
Alan

63vette427

That's very cool to see.. Thanks Alan

I just need to find a way to go back in time to get me a set of those original trim rings...

Alan 71

Hi bv,
I think they're the wrong colors too.
Or has yours been repainted a different color than it was originally?
Regards,
Alan

ddawson

LOL, looks like they all leak fluids with the kitty litter all over the place.

SB64

I wonder if they are still on the roof and someone forgot them.
THANKS Alan for a great pic. R

63vette427

If they are, I'm heading down there to do some shopping. It will give me something to do when it's zero degrees out..

Alan 71

Hi dd,
I noticed the same thing.... I thought maybe it was rock salt that was used back then to melt the ice and snow?
Certainly are some serious stains in any case!
Regards,
Alan

Easy Mike

Yep. Caps and trim rings shipped with the car in the rear compartment. Ditto for the optional P02s. Antennae were also shipped with the car and were to be installed by the dealer.

68/BB

That part of the lot with all the fluids and speedi dry looks like the Used Car portion of the lot where a bunch of Mustangs had been sitting. HAHA!

Ret.Horsecop13

Great picture!

Dustup7T2

Trim rings yeah but if we could go back, wouldn't you want the whole car?!

I know you would and I woulda begged you to take me so I could lay hands on one, too. Then again, if we could time travel, think of the possibilities of all we know now... hmmnn.

As usual Alan, a fascinating image. You have a keen eye for the details.

I also see portions of: 2 Impalas (gold one looks older, '69 maybe), a Nova with a vinyl top (never cared for those tops), a Camaro next to that, and a Chevelle behind the Chevy II.

The Nova is an SS 350 car with auto and AC. The Camaro is a base model 6-cyl w/auto and AC.

Just messin' around... I don't know whether those cars are automatics or sticks.

HBI

IF the build quality in 71 was as poor as it was in 74 then I'm not surprised at all the kitty litter in the photo. My 74 was thrown together. Don't get me wrong, though. It was the love of my life.

Carl Granquist

2 months before my build date. Very nice to see stuff like this. Thank you!

oldsarge

Very Kool Alan, thanks for sharing.

jr9170

Great Pic...

HOOAH

Very nice Alan. Thanks for the history lesson. Love these old pictures.

Terry

mds3013

Nice as always. So, which one would you take? I love big blocks with a four speed but I would take the LT-1. mike...