Very cool. Been following Gentle Ben since those boys found it. I have a soft spot for 66 Coronets; I have my dad's 66 Coronet 500 that he owned from new.
Nice selection of cars. I recently saw a 1967 Coronet RT that was red and white. Had a 440 magnum V8. I have video of it I'll be posting soon. Anyway, Thanks for sharing.
I can answer your question regarding Nalco. They are/were an industrial chemical supplier, and their earlier products focused on water treatments for steam boilers (think steam locomotives). They also were a significant supplier for additives to treat the water used in large building cooling systems that used evaporators. Many other products as well. They have been based in the Chicago area and certainly were in the 60s and 70s. The sticker is probably a parking sticker.
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Very cool. Been following Gentle Ben since those boys found it. I have a soft spot for 66 Coronets; I have my dad's 66 Coronet 500 that he owned from new.
Nice selection of cars. I recently saw a 1967 Coronet RT that was red and white. Had a 440 magnum V8. I have video of it I'll be posting soon. Anyway, Thanks for sharing.
Wow...nice shop/collection.
I can answer your question regarding Nalco. They are/were an industrial chemical supplier, and their earlier products focused on water treatments for steam boilers (think steam locomotives). They also were a significant supplier for additives to treat the water used in large building cooling systems that used evaporators. Many other products as well. They have been based in the Chicago area and certainly were in the 60s and 70s. The sticker is probably a parking sticker.
I remember NALCO! My dad worked for them for almost 30 years! He was a District Manager in the Milwaukee area.
Great Thank you for that info. I'm glad it was Chicago based as that fits right into the car's historical location
I like old automobile
I owned a 66 Coronet. Engine originally was 318 Y block. I replaced it with 383. It even had 727 with console shift.
Burnouts forever.
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