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I am still an idiot. Nevermind, sorry I'm dense. I've been all over the page with both Firefox and Chrome, but no page 2. Thanks for trying.
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You see the picture of the Crush corvette cover in the ebay listing? look at the bottom of the picture and there are two pages. Click on the other page and look at it.
You see the picture of the Crush corvette cover in the ebay listing? look at the bottom of the picture and there are two pages. Click on the other page and look at it.
If that does not work, not sure how to help you.
I got it now. Sorry. I was hoping for pictures and stuff. On that same page you are referencing it says more information on the cover car is on page 149. Thanks for your patience.
Okay, I'm an old fart and I remember that back in 80 or 81 Orange Crush or Sunkist did sponsor a corvette that was raffled off in some sort of contest. It had an orange exterior but unsure of the interior. Also, it was definitely a 1980 or 1981. I think it was Sunkist that sponsored it. Just googled it and found this.
Another picture has turned up in the Showtime International Championship Auto Show book. On page 157 there is a picture with the caption "Abbie Millers Orange Crush is displayed in the Aladdin Hotel ballroom for the Grand Finale. The Car Won the Custom Sweepstakes, the Southwestern Division title, and came in forth in the 1978-79 International Championship. Miller was the first woman to win a Sweepstakes title."
More information about Abbie Miller’s “Orange Crush”
Hello,
I was wondering if by any chance you found more information out about Abbie Miller’s “Orange Crush” Corvette. I recently acquired a vintage racing suit that I believe may have belonged to Abbie Miller. It has multiple corvette patches on it and says “Abbie’s Orange Crush” and also has a drivers patch. I am trying to do some more research on the history of this racing suit and possibly get it back to whom may have her car if I can track it down that far. Any information helps!
Came across these original Orange Crush lighted show signs. One looks to appear on the cover of the mentioned Vette cover in the background. Wondering if there is enough interest if I were to sell them. Plexi is hand painted.
Came across these original Orange Crush lighted show signs. One looks to appear on the cover of the mentioned Vette cover in the background. Wondering if there is enough interest if I were to sell them. Plexi is hand painted.
This is the racing suit I got, I think those signs are very interesting and would be neat to go together. I was hoping to try and get the suit back to whoever owns the car or restored one just like hers. If not I’d love those signs to go with the suit because it is a really neat piece!
This is the racing suit I got, I think those signs are very interesting and would be neat to go together. I was hoping to try and get the suit back to whoever owns the car or restored one just like hers. If not I’d love those signs to go with the suit because it is a really neat piece!
Hi. I am the grandson of Abbie Miller. She has been getting a lot of joy reading the comments in this forum. We are currently looking back at the history of the car and working on tracking it down to see it. She loved seeing the memorabilia you all have. Reach out directly if you would like. Would love to get more information and hear the stories you may have connecting to Abbie or the Crush.
Hi. I am the grandson of Abbie Miller. She has been getting a lot of joy reading the comments in this forum. We are currently looking back at the history of the car and working on tracking it down to see it. She loved seeing the memorabilia you all have. Reach out directly if you would like. Would love to get more information and hear the stories you may have connecting to Abbie or the Crush.
You know, I saw the thread heading “1976 Orange Crush” and it made me think about a car that I had read about years ago. When I saw the name Abbie Miller as the owner, the light bulb finally came on. If I recall correctly (and your grandmother can certainly correct me if I’m wrong), her interest in the car was due to the fact that Chevrolet changed the paint formulation at some point during the year. As such, there were very few 1976 Corvettes painted this particular shade of Orange Flame. I seem to remember the car being relatively stock when I read about it, but apparently it was built into a full on custom show car.
In any case, thanks to all who posted for bringing back decades old memories of this car.
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