Someone asked me for some help identifying this company's decal, obviously not the Penske one. Looks to me like CONNOL??, not sure about the next letters, could be CONNOLLY but can’t find anything
Next line looks like:
Corvette Racing ?????
Pensacola ???
This decal was on a 1969 Corvette ignition shielding

Can anyone help or identify this company?

Thanks,
Paul

 

Contact the Florida Corvette Racing Club.

 

Long shot here but maybe you can call "CH Racing Engines", Pensacola (actually Milton) and ask them. (850) 623-1087 Been in business over 30 years. Might be able to help. Google street view shows a Corvette outside. Small engine shop next to a race track. Who knows?930Google1 Nichols Lake Rd, Milton, FL3258

 

Thank you, found them on FB and asked to join, then I'll ask

 

I'll call them back tomorrow, no answer today, thanks
Called again just now, phone just keeps ringing ...

 

Try this club.....

Has been active since 1967

https://www.facebook.com/groups/117880988277029/

Miracle Strip Corvette Club was founded in 1967
Over the last fifty years, over 750 men and women have joined MSCC and shared their love for Corvettes. We are fortunate to have some of the founding members who still participate in our events and ensure that the history of the Corvette is passed on to the next generation. Our Members have Corvettes from every generation. C-1s to C-8s that are driven not just polished.
MSCC offers a variety of events that allows the Corvette enthusiast to enjoy their Corvette to the fullest. Through out the year, MSCC and its sister Corvette Clubs from New Orleans to Tallahassee offer road rallies, car shows and overnight excursions. As a member of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC), we also support both low speed (under 80 MPH) and high speed (helmets required) racing throughout Florida and the southeastern region.
MSCC enjoys a close working relationship with the National Museum of Naval Aviation at NAS Pensacola, the annual high point being a Corvette show under the trees near the museum’s entrance and displays during the Blue Angel Weekends. Pensacola, Florida is known as “The Cradle of Naval Aviation.” Naval Air Station Pensacola has been training fledgling Naval Aviators and aircraft technicians from World War One to the present. For years, every new pilot had to buy a new Corvette as soon as he completed flight school. It was the only way, they could get the same thrill with two feet (make that four tires) firmly on the ground.
In the early Fall, MSCC hosts its signature “Vettes at the Beach” car show on Pensacola Beach. Corvettes from all over the southeast join us for two days of friendship, good food and beautiful cars. Check the Club Events list for the dates of this years show.
Our monthly Meetings are the second Wednesday of each month January to November. We meet at the Tyron Branch Library in Pensacola 1200 Langley phone number is 471-6980 at 6:00 PM. After a short business and event planning meeting, we adjourning to one of Pensacola’s many great restaurants for diner and lots of conversation, laughter and of course Corvettes.
"Come join us and ‘Share the Wave ’!
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Ask yourself- do you want to be seen or do you want to be felt

Orange is seen - visible and eyes glue to it

Black is felt - they know you are there but it's more subtle


both are fantastic but I like something that is eye catching....black is not catching, the car is eye catching but black as the color is not.


Make your choice choice but my opinion would be orange ....

BTw this was my car before my rapid blue c8! M4 competition sahir metallic orange- orange in sun and more red in shade...