I found this on Ebay last week. Its a trifold of original artist sketches during the period when Killy was promoting the Camaro. I'm not sure who owned this or why it was prepared in the trifold, but I thought it was cool.
Love the pictures in Michael Lamm's book showing the '69 Z/28 that the Chevy Studio built for Jean Claude Killi. White body with white vinyl roof with black Z stripes and black eyebrow pinstripes. Had a ski rack mounted on the roof. Moulded-on rear spoiler and trailing fender flares. These Ebay pictures may be from a project that was never fully developed. Cool find!
Here's a picture of Jean-Claude with a 1969 SS/RS 350 convertible. Looks like mine only mine has spoilers and no ski rack.
I think the Jean Claude Killy Camaro's stripes were red, not black. Notice the Z/28 emblem in the grille is slightly out of position (too low).
Dig the Ski Bum sweater print on the seats & headrests, God I miss a Spring Days on the slopes 2 planking it the Old Sckool way with my Vashon Island Wa. mfr.d K2's & gravity.
That picture would have been the ALL the talk of the Lifts back in the day.
I used a friggin SUburu wagon GL to get to the hill- Very Lame (1985)
JIM (Warren Miller Wanna Be with a Bad Back)
I never saw these before! Thanks for posting!
Jon, you must have a library of pictures that would fill a lot of binders. :) See ya next week!
Quote from: 169INDY on November 15, 2015, 12:33:42 PM
Dig the Ski Bum sweater print on the seats & headrests, God I miss a Spring Days on the slopes 2 planking it the Old Sckool way with my Vashon Island Wa. mfr.d K2's & gravity.
That picture would have been the ALL the talk of the Lifts back in the day.
I used a friggin SUburu wagon GL to get to the hill- Very Lame (1985)
JIM (Warren Miller Wanna Be with a Bad Back)
Your Subaru is a better hill climber than the Camaro. Not at all lame.
Michael Lamm's book "The Great Camaro" has the picture Jon posted and another with a quarter view showing what looks like fender flares and mud and snow whitewall tires. The same book shows OJ Simpson posing with a 1969 SS396 convertible.
Jim
November 14, 1968 advertisement in the University of Missouri newspaper