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The hardest thing to do is find a SS Chevelle. I have been in the market for ummmmmm about five years. And when I say in LOOKING I mean
[email protected]@KING. but I don't want the NEXT mans resto
job I want to do it my damn self. I want to make all the trips to this shop, and this yard, and this parts store, and that interior shop. I am not a fan of buying a fully or even partiallty restored SS. My favorite year is the 1970 buy the way. I would love to lay my hands on a sorta rusted, rough interior, flat tired, unappreciated 70 SS 396/ 454. But I am dreaming. Here in Mich. all the Chevelles are hidden in some mechanics garage. Not receiving any attention. DAMN!!! why couldn't I be the son of one of those mechanics!!!
My love for the Muscle Cars will never die....even if I never lay my hands on a SS.
[email protected]@KING. but I don't want the NEXT mans resto
job I want to do it my damn self. I want to make all the trips to this shop, and this yard, and this parts store, and that interior shop. I am not a fan of buying a fully or even partiallty restored SS. My favorite year is the 1970 buy the way. I would love to lay my hands on a sorta rusted, rough interior, flat tired, unappreciated 70 SS 396/ 454. But I am dreaming. Here in Mich. all the Chevelles are hidden in some mechanics garage. Not receiving any attention. DAMN!!! why couldn't I be the son of one of those mechanics!!!
My love for the Muscle Cars will never die....even if I never lay my hands on a SS.