Hello everyone. Just thought I'd introduce myself as I am new to this board. To be honest, I've been a Chevy II guy and frequented those boards. But as I have recently purchased a 67 chevelle bbc car, I've got a feeling I'll be spending some time here. Look forward to the great advice and hope I can offer some of my own when it is needed. Thanks..
warren..

Welcome to the site Warren! I like those Chevy II's also! I think that you will agree that this site is the best one out there for Chevelle info! Congratulations on your new Chevelle purchase. I see you around!

----Jerry----

hey wpierce, did you find any good nova boards? i havent really come across any good ones yet.

Welcome to Team Chevelle!!
The other day I went to get some parts for my 70SS and I saw a Chevy II with a six cyliders and a four speed. The car has been in the field for many years.
Luis!!Canadian70SS

Troy,
There are a few good chevy II sites out there. One worthwhile board is Steve McNabbs at www.renc.igs.net/~smcnabb/chevy2.htm
Then go to Q and A. A great site for chevy II info, production #'s, decodes, etc is Scott's Nova reference site. Don't have the address but link off steve mcnabbs. Don't mean to clutter this chevelle board with chevy II info but thought this might be of help to you. I can tell by first impressions that there's alot to this board and any time at it will be time well spent.. Thanks again for the warm welcome guys.
warren..

Luis, everyday i drive past a Chevy II 4 spd just outside my place of work. it's in a field that they keep mowed and has excellent metal, smashed glass but all the parts. i can't believe someone hasn't stripped it by now. it would need some serious work, but are these cars worth anything? i've been a camaro/chevelle guy, but the chevy II looks like a perfect candidate for a nice 283 that's sitting on a skid right now.

Some people make fun of me because I really want a Chevy II wagon. They say "what do you want one of those for? You already have the Malibu" I just like the way they look. Plus I like the idea of having a classic wagon.

Welcome aboard Warren


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David Nafarrete
Team Chevelle Gold
1965 406 6speed
(almost on the road again)

My first car was a '64 Chevy II. It was a 6 cyl w/3 on the tree. Bought it in '68 for $500. I think it might have been an old electric company car...it was beige and had nothing, not even a radio. During the two years I had it, I'd stop in a gas station and 'fill the oil and check the gas'. It leaked like a sieve, but ran like a bear. That would be a great car for a 283 or something with more bite, if you could keep it on the ground.

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Don - '67 Modified Malibu
"Under Construction"
Gold #43
I've heard that the memory is the second thing to go.
I don't remember what the first thing is!?

Welcome. Take some time and look around. Lots of great info and the best tech line on the internet

Welcome. As you probably already know, this site is "The Best"

Rickster
'67 SS 396/325
TC Gold 257

Glad you're on board. You'll like it here. Lots of $$$ to be saved from getting great advice. People here are outstanding!

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members.tripod.com/dfdolerjr

Welcome!! I wrenched and helped build a killer 70 Nova in the early seventies. ALL chevys are fun, over the years I've had a bunch of different ones. You will like this site, its a bunch of great guys and gals, young and old. Never a dull moment or shortage of good advice or comments. A trizillion years of knowledge in the archives and various forums.

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OrrieG
64 Malibu HT Survivor
Gold Member #171

wpierce
welcome to the board, great site,good people,and lots of know how!enjoy,hope to swap knowlage sometime,Have not been here long myself. all I can say is -YOU HAVE JOINED THE BEST! have a good one. 67rat member #199

DaDon,
Gottcha beat man. My first car was a '63 Nova II with a 6 cyl, 3 on the floor. Great little car. Bought it for $75. Wish I still had it, but sold it 2 months latter for a '55 2dr sedan. All origanal 6cyl, 3 on the tree and the first owner outside of the family. Yes, I'm still kicking myself for letting that one go. I sold it back in '75.
WPierce,
Welcome aboard. This is the best site on the web for Chevelles. Hope you enjoy it. We all have.

ACES #2716

WP, I actually was looking for a duece to fit my L88 in when I decided that they just weren't meant for rats. So a '67 Elle came up. End of story. I like Novas especially the earlier ones. I had a 72 SS and a '75 with an LT1 clone in it. That was a wonderful sleeper. Red w/ white vinyl top.

Welcome. I have found the advice and general fun here to be simply awesome.

I'm learning quite a bit about my '67 SS396 the hard way, so if I can be of any help, or save you some time and frustration I'd be glad to.

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Hey Guys,
Thanks a ton for the warm welcome. I've been visiting regularly for the last week or so and can say I am already quite impressed. Anyone in Alabama or more specifically, near Birmingham?
warren..