Hey hows it going, just wanted say Hi from Kirkuk, Iraq. I just picked up a 67 SS and will get to see itn the next month or two. I cant wait to get home and start the restore game its been a long time coming but i finally got my first chevelle. Its one of those cars your dad had when you were young and you always wanted so I finally was able to get one. And last thing thanks for the great site I have been reading it for a long time gathering info to get a game plan before I even got the car. Have a good one

Hey, hey! Welcome aboard! Whataya mean, my Dad had?! I had one of these cars when I was young! Maybe I'm just showing my age, now. There's nothing like the feel of a Chevelle. Good to see another one coming back to life. Good luck, Keep your head down over there, and hurry home.

Don't sweat it my parents had me young! and I can't wait to bring it back. I am just so excited about it. I knew I wanted one of these before I even knew the difference between the BBC and SBC. and thanks for the support

hey slowlowford, good to hear from a soldier. Who are you with (army, marines) Division? etc. When is your tour over? Congratulations on the chevelle aquisition and I know you'll have fun. What is your job/rank over there? My brother was a Captain with the California National Guard 1-184 and detached to the Hawiian 1-487 Artillery. They were under the 3ID out of Fort Stewart, GA. He was the FSO at FOB Falcon just south west of Baghdad. Unfortunately he was KIA by an IED while volunteering to be on a consequence team after "operation clean swep" on Oct. 29, 2005. WE are very proud of what he and all of you guys are doing. I know that our soldiers and most of the normal Iraqis are looking for a brighter future.

Thanks a lot we really apprecieate the support. Also sorry to hear about your brother, he died for a VERY important cause him and his fellow soliders kept us and the average Iraqi person safe. The amount of weapons and munitions found during those sweeps was amazing. Well I am a SSgt. in the USAF station out of Idaho. That is about all can tell you I know that sound cheesy but it is the truth. and I am looking forward to coming back and starting on the car.

Hi Staff Sergeant, I'm retired Air Force myself. I was at your sister AEF base at Seymour Johnson NC. Tell all the guys and gals over there that we really do appreciate and support you guys 100%. Keep your head low and get back here safe and sound. Let us know how the project is coming and when you hit a snag, just holler in here and we'll get you some help.

Rob

Hi, and wish you all over there well. I am also a war vet, Vietnam,68-69. When I was away I too was interested in muscle cars, prior to Nam I had a 66 gto. Then my present to myself when I came home in oct 69, was to order a never driven,new, beautiful ,red, m22, 4 speed.ls6............ Need I say more... Well that chevelle is long gone,sorry to say,but I have another now since 87..I understand how it is to be away, also very familar with just how great the parties can be...You in the years to come will most often remember the good times when you think back.. And for those other " other" times, keep them inside for your personal use.. Be safe. I wish you and your friends a safe return. My heart goes out to you and will keep you safe.. a friend who knows... phil ny

Congrats on your new ride! I,m TSgt at BIAP right now, out of Wa. Leaving soon. Cant wait for that first beer at the Deid. Take care, get back safe and get that 67 on the road!

Hello and welcome SSgt.
Congrats on your 67 acquisition. Thank you and your fellow soldiers for all you do. Godspeed and return home safe so you can enjoy that 67.

Welcome to the board Staff Sergeant. Keep your head down, we're all looking forward to you guys making it home safe.

Welcome SSgst. Stay safe, good luck on the project

Hey -- let us all know what the real feeling of the Iraqi people is once Saddam is gone for good (hopefully in the next day or so). I get so fed up with our BS media coverage on the whole Iraq situation -- it would be good to hear some truth if you are permitted to share it.

Thanks for your service,
Dave (SSG, US Army 1983-1998)

Hey -- let us all know what the real feeling of the Iraqi people is once Sadam is gone for good (hopefully in the next day or so). I get so fed up with our BS media coverage on the whole Iraq situation -- it would be good to hear some truth if you are permitted to share it.

Thanks for your service,
Dave (SSG, US Army 1983-1998)

I believe that deed is done already. Nevermind, I think I may have been wrong. It happened once before, but I was mistaken.

I believe that deed is done already. Nevermind, I think I may have been wrong. It happened once before, but I was mistaken.

I was referring to his execution, "BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Saddam Hussein will be executed no later than Saturday, said an Iraqi judge authorized to attend his hanging."

I was referring to his execution, "BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Saddam Hussein will be executed no later than Saturday, said an Iraqi judge authorized to attend his hanging."

I was too, I thought they did it earlier today. Then I went to a few news sites and saw it wasn't done yet, so I edited to say I was wrong. :D

Got it -- thought I missed something at first.

Well its over hopefully the people of Iraq use it as a new beginning. I was still asleep when it happened but some of my friends said you could hear celebrating in the town after his execution. But in the next couple weeks we will be able to see the impact. I would like to thank everyone for there support and I have been sharing the post with my airman to reassure them that they are supported thanks again, Will

Hey, Staff Sergeant Will! Thanks for everything you and your buds are doing over there. We're greatful and thankful for your service.

Yup, Saddam is gone! That should be a very good thing over there.

Wait till you see how much help this board is.........you're gonna love all the answers you'll find here to get your Chevelle done.

Love the info in your profile.......too much beer, too many ideas!

Get home safe, and soon, and let us know how you're doing on your Chevelle!