Thanks Dean, I was lucky enough to keep the car through the years, all original, 77,000 miles.
Just finished this one
Thanks !
Is that a 32 or 33 Chevrolet?
Hi Dean, I was hoping that you could possibly help me find an answer. Can you please look at my latest post that I just put on the sight. I see that you have a 69 Chevelle and hoping that you could help me please. Thank you.
What is your question?
Thank Dean, it’s a 1933 with a 1934 hood vents grafted to the 33 hood.
Thanks Rich, this is a great site, as I stated been spending my time on street rod building, here is my first one done in the 80’s, just finished a minor upgrade by adding MII front suspension.
Thanks Flipper, lots of talented people on this site, I learn alot from the build posts and the specific issues addressed in detail. It should help me when I get going on a 65.Welcome to the site. Both beautiful rides...that '70 is gorgeous!
I have a 1969 Chevelle with a Muncie 4-speed transmission and I am trying to find out what the speedometer cable length is supposed to be? The Chevelle vendors are all over the place with different lengths they offer? I do have a 1969 Chevelle Assembly Manual showing the correct cable diagram but no information on the cable length? GM part number is 6477337. I was hoping that you or someone might have an old GM parts book that would be able to look up the part number 6477337 and see if it would give the length of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You.
