1966 Corvette Search

[Mike B.]

Anyone in the Cincinnati area know the wherabouts of Maryanne Helmi? She ran Queen City Chevrolet after the owner Nick Helmi Sr. passed away in the late '70s ~ early '80s. Many questions for anyone who worked there in the mid to late '60s.

See my long running ad under "Info Wanted" in the Driveline..."Help! Pre-1976 info wanted..."

Please help me my NCRS brothers and sisters,
Mike

[Patrick B.]

Re: 1966 Corvette Search

Mike,

I don't know anything about that dealership. But, if you are the same Mike Browning that used to hang out at Dick Johnson's old shop in Upper Marlboro, you might be interested that I bought the building and would like to entertain some of the old crowd there.

[Mike M.]

Re: 1966 Corvette Search

Mike,

I don't know anything about that dealership. But, if you are the same Mike Browning that used to hang out at Dick Johnson's old shop in Upper Marlboro, you might be interested that I bought the building and would like to entertain some of the old crowd there.

pat: great to have you participating in this technical disc. board. by the way, if you're havin a party, i'll be there.mike

[Mike B.]

Re: 1966 Corvette Search

Hey Pat!

Ditto on what Mike said! Yeah, I heard that you bought Mr. J's old shop. Initially you'd mentioned that you bought land on the same road and were going to build. Danny and I are elated that you own the shop! You remember young Danny. His father's dentist just happened to be Dr. Dick Thompson! Never arranged that meeting....

Everyone reading this thread would be impressed of the rare stock/racing Vettes that found their way through that place. I recently met up with Tom S. and bought boxes of parts he had leftover from the red '67 350hp he was restoring there. Was real good to see him.

If you are ever across the Chesapeake look me up. I'm just 15 miles past the bridge. And yes, I'll definately meet up at the old shop! I'm working hard on the aforementioned '66 now. Adios Pat. Mike

[Ronald L.]

Re: 1966 Corvette Search

Mike,

Did you try a zabasearch...people search, that is a unique enough name that either with the free or paid searches you should be able to get a the whereabouts of this person, probable that even phone number and address.

The other thing I think you should do, experience in tacking down my 66's Pennsylvania history is pay $5 for instavin.com data. If there is any info out there, it will give you dates of title changes.