As some know, I was in LA (Lower Alabama) when I first got my ZL1 #46. I have had mine since new. If memory serves me right, mine was the first ZL1 to have both the phase 2 and phase 3 motor in it. I can thank Ken Barnhart ZL1 #16 for that. #46 never made it home with the phase 2 motor in it although I still have the number matching LS6 in my possession. Delivery was at Year One's grand opening of its Braselton, Georgia location. Me and the car were on Hot Rod TV. The interview was done during the delivery (It was televised but I don't have a copy of it). While in Alabama, it was driven regularly. There is around 13 grand on it now. #46 has been sitting for a while now, as we moved to a little town in Wyoming. She used to share a space with a 96 SS #1950 and an 82 Z28. However, due to the limited drive space and time they were dispensed of for different types of toys.
Jim my version of snowmobiling is me riding for 10 minutes, shoveling for 30, riding for 10, shoveling for 20, riding for 10, walking while praying
there will be another rider coming my direction. These Wy mountains are brutal on a "throw caution to the wind" novice rider. You know what I mean!!!!! 
I almost forgot: I'm married to Amber of 13 years. I have an 11 yrs son Sam. Some of you may remember them from LaHarpe back in 04 or 05. I have a 9 yr old son Walter, 6 yr old girl Emily and a 11 month old son Harvey. As you can tell car seating has also caused a bit of limited use. Im a stay at home dad, Substitute Teacher, handyman, and a Volunteer EMT Basic. My wife is my sugar momma. She is an RN at our local hospital; but working on her Masters as a Nurse Practitioner (should be done by first week of Dec.)
Anyway I'll try liven things up by posting a better video of ol #46.
