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CLASSIC CAR RESTORATIONS
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CLASSIC CAR RESTORATIONS
An open group for those interested in restoring classic cars. Both professionals and do-it-yourselfers can share photos, advice, and techniques.See More
Thomas Rector commented on bob stewart's photo
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"What if they stretched it out a bit and call it the new "IMPALA" add an LS10 motor and you got something there..."
John Derek Mitchell commented on bob stewart's photo
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"Couldn't save Poncho with a new TA or Firebird. The Gs sold better than thier "corp." cousins and the G8 sold like crazy. I don't think anything could have saved Pontiac. The Chevelle, I like it except for the rear overhang.…"
bob stewart commented on John Derek Mitchell's blog post Can we force the issue?
"i think ur dam close to point here but its not necessarily the suits as u call em making the calls. i feel your pain! it seems they are only listening to the tree huggers and yuppy crowd. now we can sync our phones and ipods and laptops to any car…"
thomas p. brooks commented on bob stewart's photo
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"It's a bueaty but it needs something diff. to be called a Chevelle. Please listen to us GM and be careful when using that name it is special to many of us! Keep it affordable with one eye on performance and the other on economy."
HI!
IM JUST AN OLD CAR GUY. GREW UP WORKING ON CARS SINCE 14. AM NOT ASE CERTIFIED IM JUST GOOD! I WORK FOR A GENERAL MOTORS STAMPING PLANT. BEEN HERE 11 YEARS. I AM CURRENTLY WORKING ON 2 PROJECTS, ONE BEING A 75 NOVA THAT MY BROTHER GAVE ME BEFORE HE WAS SHIPPED TO IRAQ, AND A 92 CHEVY S10 I SWAPPED MOTOR WORK FOR TO GET IT FREE. AS FOR MY BROTHER HE WAS DRIVING CONVOY TRUCKS FOR THE ARMY THROUGH HELL AND BACK. SAW ALOT BUT CAME HOME SAFE AFTER BEING REDEPLOYED THERE SEVERAL TIMES. AS YOU CAN SEE BY THE PICTURES I HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO BUT I HAVE BIG PLANS AND NO MONEY LOL!
IM JUST AN OLD CAR GUY. GREW UP WORKING ON CARS SINCE 14. AM NOT ASE CERTIFIED IM JUST GOOD! I WORK FOR A GENERAL MOTORS STAMPING PLANT. BEEN HERE 11 YEARS. I AM CURRENTLY WORKING ON 2 PROJECTS, ONE BEING A 75 NOVA THAT MY BROTHER GAVE ME BEFORE HE WAS SHIPPED TO IRAQ, AND A 92 CHEVY S10 I SWAPPED MOTOR WORK FOR TO GET IT FREE. AS FOR MY BROTHER HE WAS DRIVING CONVOY TRUCKS FOR THE ARMY THROUGH HELL AND BACK. SAW ALOT BUT CAME HOME SAFE AFTER BEING REDEPLOYED THERE SEVERAL TIMES. AS YOU CAN SEE BY THE PICTURES I HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO BUT I HAVE BIG PLANS AND NO MONEY LOL!
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 12:14pm on February 18, 2011,
John Derek Mitchell said… - These things do that alot. Maybe I just need to stop thinking so much. HAHAHAHA! Yea right.
- At 8:24am on January 6, 2011,
Nicole said… - Well it's good to hear that we do still make some stuff here and not only assemble foreign made parts. Thanks again for your comments and I do appreciate your views and the opinions of everyone who does share their input on these subjects we all bring up for discussion on here. Yes the swap meets are a heaven sent blessing to us who live on tight budgets and don't have the big bucks to invest in to our projects. Thanks again an feel free to surf my page/blogs anytime.
- At 9:15am on January 5, 2011, Nicole said…
- Hey Bob! Thanks for your comments on my blog and for taking the time to read it. Your page is pretty cool and yes. We all are in the same boat with projects on hand but no money to do them. "SUCKS!" I rescued a Thunderbird from being sent to the wreckers but have no money on hand presently to fix it up. Meanwhile it sits in my driveway next to a Mustang Mach-1 and a Pontiac Tempest! Oh well...some day right? Thanks again and good luck with your own.
- At 10:47am on December 10, 2010,
Classic Car Ron said… Hey Bob- Sorry I didn't get back to ya sooner. I've been down with my back and having tests done on my heart (which is all good, by the way) for the last two weeks. I'm not sure what the differences in the 74 vs 75 floor pans. I would think not much, especially in the are of kick pans (at feet). You may just have to purchase one and see if they can be made to work. The only drawback to making one yourself out of sheet metal is that you will not have the ribs for added strength
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