This is going to be last visit to Chevelles.com for a while. Possibly for a year. The Army is sending me to Korea and I dont know if I'll have internet access.

I just wanted to say thank you to Al, and to everyone that has participated in this site. I have learned more and had more fun than I thought possible.

I will miss this.

Clark
TC#68


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Good luck, Clark. We'll look forward to hearing from you when you're back online!

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Rainer Seitz
Vancouver, WA
Team Chevelle Gold #50

'68 SS396 (soon to be for sale!)
'70 LS3 400 Malibu
'70 Malibu convertible 350/300hp
rseitz@chevelles.com

Hey, good luck, Clark. If you do get a chance to log on, be sure to stop in and visit us!!!

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Jeremy J. Bennett
72 Chevelle
Team Chevelle #298

Good luck hope to see you back here when you return Mike

Good luck and hopefully see ya sooner than a year away!!


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OWNER OF A 66 CHEVELLE MALIBU
http://www.angelfire.com/ca/nascar97/Chevelle.html page about the progress on my resto. still being made

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Don McGowen
1970 SS El Camino
Gold #179



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Have a safe trip to Korea Clark, and thank you for your service for our country, Don http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

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Don McGowen
1970 SS El Camino
Gold #179

Same for me Don hit it right on. Thanks for your service to our country. I ETS in 1975 and know what your going through.
Good luck and we will keep on going on this sight and just think your chevelle will be another year older and another year better

Jeff Palazzolo
1966 ElCamino
Pacific (St.Louis) MO

Take some warm socks. You won't believe how great America is going to look (especially the girls) when you come home. Good luck!

BE safe.Hey, I got an extra stall in my garage to keep your velle!!!I'll even keep it washed. See ya.

Best wishes from a former Air Force Combat Support Puke. Your service does not go unnoticed at our house.
John Walker

We'll leave the light on for you Clark!
Take care of yourself.
Al

Clark - Some Countrys have internet cafe's where you can use a computer and pay by the hour. Good Luck

Clark,keep warm and we salute you, thanks from us for keeping our country safe.......

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Gene Callahan
Canoga Park Ca.
66 Conv.
Gold # 55
S.C.C.C.C

I don't think we've ever "talked" but I want to say thank you for your service to our country. It's scary to think the President and her husband have your life in their sweaty hands. Good luck and come home safe.

Take care and good luck!

Clark, good luck and keep your head down. Thanks for your service to this nation, it doesn't go un-noticed at my house either.

From a former 49th MMS member.

ACES #2716
TCG #287

Korea is not bad, there are much worse places to be stationed. Food is OK and the women know how to treat you right. You will like it. I had a blast.

Good Luck, I'll see you there in January .One more year until my retirement . ARMY AVIATION AH-64 APACHE

Hey Clark...good luck..and godspeed. You'll be missed here. Until you get back that is. Take care!
Fred

Good luck Clark and let us know how that new paint job turns out. Have fun overseas!

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'70 Malibu - 383 'Fog Fed' Stroker! Houston, Texas Gold Member #39
Chevellz Alwayz!

take it easy clark,and stay out of those hoochie-coochie joints,nawwww,that would be no fun,good luck,man--67rat member #199
I remember the warrior,not the war!Be proud,you got good reason!

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Good luck from CANADA...FRED

Thank you for what you are doing !!! and GOOD LUCK !!!Keep us posted.

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Gotta have a Chevy !In Durham N.C.

Clark!

Korea should be hi-tech enough to have public net accesses etc.

Its a small world anyway!

take care!

Clark,

Good luck and hope you can check this site on occassion.

...hey how bout bouncing a signal off one of "our" satelites... http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif Man talk about a quick response time for an internet connection. http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

Kinda like that DirectPC web setup Hughes/RCA/Thompson Electronics has for Civilian use. Just kiddin'.

Good luck. And like the others said. Thanks for your service for this great country of ours.

Len

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Do us all a favor & drive your M-1 tank over any car manufacturing plants http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

LOL!!! Good one Cardiac!

is KIA korean?

KIA - Killed In Action http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

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good luck buddy.take care and have as much fun as possible.well maybe not that much.

http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif)

Good Luck Clark!
You'll have alot of catching up to do when you get back!

Jake

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Black 66 SS396
Tubby's Drive In
members.xoom.com/Pgh_Knights/ (http://members.xoom.com/Pgh_Knights/)
Pittsburgh PA

Good luck and thanks for the service to our country. I think you will miss the Chevelle more than anything else.

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Gold Member #164
sites.netscape.net/1969ss/homepage (http://sites.netscape.net/1969ss/homepage)
San Diego CA.

Have fun and good luck over in Korea. Thanks for serving our country. Just think how happy your Chevelle will be when it sees you in a year!

1970 Chevy Custom El Camino aka Kaileigh
Green Mist & Silver w/Green Vinyl Top
350ci/300HP 4bbl & Factory Dual Exhaust
Non-SS with Factory Rallies!
TH-350 Automatic - 2.73 Posi Rear
My El Camino Home Page - www.dreamelectric.com (http://www.dreamelectric.com)

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Thanks for your help Clark, here and there.
-Scott

Good luck. Will see ya online soon.

Well I guess Korea really has entered the 20th century. When I was here 12 years ago running water was a luxury. Now we have the internet. It's good to be back online.

You guys are making me feel patriotic, thanks. You probably have folks living next to you that served in the armed forces, if thier service is appreciated, let them know.

Thanks

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Clark
TC #68
Korea

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Clark,

Glad to know that someone is even more to the east... http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif

Do they drive on the right side of the road or have picked up some "nassty habitses" from Jap/Aus etc??

Any US iron?

BTW, running water might still be a luxury in N-Korea...



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Partel Roos
Tallinn, Estonia, Europe
Law Student, Tartu University (a.d. 1632)
GSM cell ph: +37 250 93828

Good Luck and as my signature says..........

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Jungle Jim #105 Gold
70SS396 & 70 Malibu~ Cajun Country,Louisiana~
"Fight the good Fight every moment, every minute,every day. Make it worth the price you pay!"

welcome back online!!


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Rich
Cocoa Beach, Fla
Team Chevelle #380
wa3men@aol.com
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Stay away from those "juice" girls...ya know the ones, they come sit on your lap and ask you to buy them a drinky...Which is mostly ice and orange juice and costs you about $8...That's what I've heard anyway...ahem...Enjoy the food and the shopping! Get yourself a tailored suit or two! Man, I kinda miss the place...Ah and one final thing Soju in moderation always.

God Speed Clark and Happy Holidays!

Clark,
Good luck I know the remote feeling, but it is a good to get it out of the way while you can. When I did my remote in '89, I was single and saved a lot of money, bought my third Elky. Partied hard too.
The USO or Comm. Clubs/Rec Centers should have computers to use. They did when I was in there TDY (TAD for Army) in '95.


Enjoy, Be Safe and most of all WATCH YOUR WALLET!!!

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JR
70 396SS El Camino #'s Matching.
69 396SS Chevelle, project "Street Bruiser"
H-D Ultra Classic E-Glide
72 Chevy C20 Flatbed, $500 DRMO sale. Thanks Uncle Sam
I live to own toyz...

Thumbs up to you Clark! Thanks for carrying out your duty for the U.S.A.. Be safe and watch out for the local cousine...I hear it can bite you if you're not careful! http://www.chevelles.com/forum/wink.gif

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1970 Malibu - 383 'Fog Fed' Brute Force Chevelle. Houston, Texas...Gold Member #39

Good luck Clark! Watch the juicee mommas, soju, and especially the kem-che (sp). One tid-bit of advice, take the time and visit the DMZ, you'll be glad you did. Rob

Take a journal and write down all of your adventures, be they good or bad. Fifty years from now you'll have something to pass along to a grandchild, or something to suppliment your memories. Your trip to Korea is an opportunity few have in life! Make the most of it. See ya here in a year, if not sooner.

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Robert

www.classiccarlot.com (http://www.classiccarlot.com) (15% discount for my fellow Chevelle owners!)

Good Luck...hope the year goes by quickly for you! I missed my dad whey he went to Kunsan. Take the good parts from the experience though!

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Rick Sutter
Member #383
'67 SS 396
San Antonio, TX
www.sutternet.com/chevelle.asp (http://www.sutternet.com/chevelle.asp)

Good luck,Clark and take care
Greetings from Iceland
HR

Good Luck..... When u get back online come here first!!!!! c ya l8r

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OWNER OF 66 CHEVELLE MALIBU
Check out page dedicated to resto of my chevelle. still being made.
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Fav Quote: Second place is the first loser...

I wish you the best in your travels. Good luck, and I hope the only time you fire a rifle is in paractice.



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Francis Taracido Gold# 201 :)
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History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man.
Oh No! You Know She's Got To Go!
Go Go Quadzilla! <oo=+=oo>
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May your journey be a safe one, so this time next year you can tell us about your big adventure. Take care and drop a line if you can.

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Mike Hurta
(Aug98)
Gold#25
Clute, Texas
www.chevelles.com/feature/aug98.html (http://www.chevelles.com/feature/aug98.html)

Clark,Thanks for your service to all of us here. Hope you enjoy yourself on this new adventure,while keeping safe,alert,and smart.