NOT MINE 1970 Cop car

Anyone know of this car?Pedigree?

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So weird to go to all of that effort to create a stunning vehicle but then not have the right powertrain - like, not even an available powertrain for police cars. I could see giving it a 440, but why bother with the 6-pack on a police car replica?
 
Owner said it was part of a deal involving a super bird.I suspect previous owner had throw away money and said why not,I will have the only 6 pack cop car around.Owner now who is selling has no knowledge of who/what/when car was restored and pedigree. I suspect he has throw away money also.
 
It's hard to imagine a motor pool wanting to deal with a 6-pack setup, not to mention any other "special setups" performed by "NASCAR shops". I dunno, I'd want some proof of that kind of stuff happening. Lots of stories about "special order" cars being more than what they really were seem to run rampant in any category of classic car.

BTW can someone tell me why anyone would want a white steering wheel? Was it to keep it from getting burning hot in the sun in southern climates? Trying to keep such a thing clean, or even clean-looking, would be impossible after a few thousand miles!
 
It's hard to imagine a motor pool wanting to deal with a 6-pack setup, not to mention any other "special setups" performed by "NASCAR shops". I dunno, I'd want some proof of that kind of stuff happening. Lots of stories about "special order" cars being more than what they really were seem to run rampant in any category of classic car.

BTW can someone tell me why anyone would want a white steering wheel? Was it to keep it from getting burning hot in the sun in southern climates? Trying to keep such a thing clean, or even clean-looking, would be impossible after a few thousand miles!
The white wheel was for heat from the sun. I had a 55 Chevy with a black Grant steering wheel, when the car was parked with the sun hitting the wheel it would get very hot.


Alan
 
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