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Top 5 Facts for this Name:

38% of the letters are vowels. Of one million first and last names we looked at, 38.4% have a higher vowel make-up. This means you are well envoweled.
In ASCII binary it is... 01001010 01100101 01110010 01110010 01111001 00100000 01001100 01100101 01100101
Backwards, it is Yrrej Eel... nice ring to it, huh?
In Pig Latin, it is Erryjay Eelay.
People with this first name are probably: Male. So, there's a 98% likelihood you sweat just thinking of the price of shaver blades.

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Name Origin and Meaning:

Forename:
Origin: German (Root: Gerald)
Meaning: Spear Warrior

Surname:
Origin: A pasture, meadow, lands not plowed, a common, a sheltered place; Lee, a river, a stream, from Lli, Welsh, a stream.

3 Things You Didn't Know:

Your personal power animal is the Yellow-Bellied Weasel
Your 'Numerology' number is 8. If it wasn't bulls**t, it would mean that you are motivated by material success and have an aptitude for business, managerial and financial matters. This comes through your uncommon discipline and persistence.
According to the US Census Bureau°, 0.443% of US residents have the first name 'Jerry' and 0.2502% have the surname 'Lee'. The US has around 300 million residents, so we guesstimate there are 3,325 Americans who go by the name 'Jerry Lee'.

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Jerry Lee Lewis – Discover music, videos, concerts ...
Watch videos & listen free to Jerry Lee Lewis: Great Balls Of Fire, Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On & more, plus 29 pictures. ... RocknRollGirl93 tagged Jerry Lee Lewis with classic rock, rock n roll, rock and roll and one other tag. Tuesday evening ...
At: www.last.fm/music/Jerry+Lee+Lewis -- last found on 2009/09/29 ->

Jerry Lee fan Graham Knight found the following article on the web, and it's well worth a look.

1980 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible - Rockin' Roller. Jerry Lee Lewis' 1980 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Is A Great Ball Of Custom-Corvette Fire - By Meggan Bailey
Rock 'n' roll tunes, "killer" fame, and a red Corvette. No, we're not talking about cruising down the road in your C6 with your iPod ablaze, dreaming of international superstardom. No, let's turn the clock back to 1957, when a man and his pumping piano made history in the emerging rock-music scene with the now-famous single, "Great Balls of Fire."

So what does Jerry Lee Lewis have to do with Corvettes, you ask? Actually, reports show that Lewis owned several Vettes over the years, including the '80 convertible you see here. And since Chevrolet didn't build any droptop Vettes from '75 through '85, this customized version caught our attention in more ways than one.

The car started life as a T-top model with a 190hp 350 and an automatic transmission-nothing out of the ordinary there. It's unknown whether the droptop conversion took place immediately or a few years down the road.

Indeed, much of the life of this red beauty was spent hidden away from the eyes of the public. Some rumors state that Lewis bought the car after recovering from stomach surgery in 1981, and that it was later seized by the IRS. (We tried to reach Lewis through his publicist but were unsuccessful.)

What the documents show is that the car was traded in at John Ellis Chevrolet in 1989. After that, it was kept in numerous collections until it resurfaced at a Mecum auction just over two years ago.

Conversion Factor
The mid '70s spelled the end for many factory convertibles. With sales slumping and federal safety regulators breathing down manufacturers' necks, many carmakers decided to eliminate their convertible offerings altogether. While many topless-Vette fans were content to make do with a T-top model, the more ardent among them clamored for a proper droptop model. For them, a conversion was the only way to go, and a handful of specialty coachbuilders-including Duntov, Flint Corvettes, Greenwood, and Perfection Auto-were happy to oblige.

The most famous of these creations was the Duntov-ACI turbo, of which an estimated 86 (of a scheduled 200) were built. To some, aftermarket convertible conversions like these are a legitimate part of Corvette history. Others regard the whole enterprise as a regrettable mistake. Whatever your thoughts on the matter, it's clear that historically noteworthy examples like the Lewis car will continue to pop up at auction for years to come.

The Auction Block
On May 28, 2007, at the Belvidere High Performance Auction in Illinois, a red Corvette took its spot at center stage as the auctioneer unleashed an especially breathless sales pitch:

"Here before you is an absolutely fabulous 1980 Corvette convertible-yes, convertible-previously owned by the infamous Jerry Lee Lewis! Crazy Jerry . . . had to have a Corvette convertible . . . so he built one! Here she is, the 1980 Corvette convertible owned by the man himself! Included with the car is a letter from a dealership confirming that this vehicle [was] owned by Jerry Lee Lewis. This Corvette has been freshly painted, [has] a brand-new interior, and comes complete with a 350ci motor [and] automatic transmission."

The car sold for $15,500 and has since been kept in a private collection and rarely driven. It will be interesting to see when this unique piece of Corvette history surfaces again.

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