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We "borrowed" a car hauler, which just happened to be the ticket to success.
We gave away the '66 big block 'vert below.
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The Bill Mitchell car and the Aerovette weren't plated or insured for the road. However, driving city streets in that car, and the Aerovette, even with the limitations inherent in a relatively quick police escort, has to be one of the most enjoyable memories of my long association with Corvettes. What a blast.
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