With the ACES number of 2020, you must catch them
all. I think you're probably right, the cars are probably older than
the editors and from what I see in electronic print, typing is a challenge as
well...maybe the typesetters fall into this latter category. :*)
<Soapbox On>People chastise me because I take note of bad spelling, making
up words (like "alot"), using wrong words (like "there" instead of "their"),
punctuation, capitalization, etc. There are those days when it comes back
to haunt...<Soapbox Off>
I work on a military base and with the recent events
all cars are stopped and the driver's ID is checked. Most the the (dare I
say) kids at the gate can only guess at my 67 Chevelle and/or 67 Elky.
They're sure they are 60-something...but can't nail it down.
Dale McIntosh
ACES #1709/TC #92 Gold
67 SS/67 Elky
http://www.dalesplace.com
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Subject: [Chevelle-List] another magazine goof-upWhy is it that the national magazines, with all their professional editors, keep mixing up the Chevelles? Maybe most of the staff are younger than the cars?Latest one...December 2001 issue of Popular Hot Rodding, page 92, shows a nice '66 SS hardtop belonging to a David Burns of Barling, Arkansas. The caption states "...David's mother and brother chipped in to get him this '67 Chevelle SS396...".How come nobody ever labels a '67 as a '66? This is the fourth '66 in the last couple of years I've seen labelled as a '67...I am beginning to feel discriminated against...Hehehe - my car pal who is a '67 SS owner just loves this!!!Jim ACES #2020 proud owner of 2 '66 SS's
