It's a shame about the L78 Nova block being damaged. Chances are you might not own the Chevelle if it wasn't for the damaged motor. My guess the reason it was parked and found it's way to your ownership was because of the blown up motor. Thanks for sharing your cars story.
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68 Chevelle...
Great story...and it is good to see the young folks engaged in the process. These photos remind of long ago car projects :wink:
Only one thing...the photo of the young man kneeling on the concrete floor...my knees hurt just looking at him :rolleyes2: Good luck with the project. -wilma |
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It's not all back together yet, but I couldn't resist getting some pictures of it outside today with its new 15x5 and 15x8 aluminum slots with 6.40-15 and L60-15 bias ply tires.
The tunnel ram is just set in place, for now. The '55 is also mine. My Dad bought it for $60 in 1975 to build an American Graffiti car, and never finished it. I bought it from him about 7 years ago. |
Love the 68!!
Big fan of the 55 210!!! Please share about that one too!!! Ryan W31 |
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Did you just pick those slots up new ?? Man, they are really shiny.
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I wasn't having much luck finding direct drilled vintage 15s in the sizes I needed, so I bought new. I might spray them with something to etch them a bit to dull the finish. |
Most of those type wheels came as uni-lug, back in the day. Ugh !! just put some polish on and let it dry, or mud or something besides etching them. They really make the car stand out as it is.
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It will be pretty much a 60s style hotrod as well, except a few safety items I'm requiring him to have. |
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