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2005: I'd just sold my Pro Street `67 Chevelle and was on the hunt for a restoration project. I highlighted the details of the full story elsewhere on here, but in a nutshell by sheer happenstance I happened to find the current owner of my first `67 SS396 Chevelle. It was on a car lot here in Ohio.
I called the owner and after a brief discussion he emailed me several pics of the car. He was up-front and told me the quarters had been poorly installed and would need to be re-done, and the pics showed a mediocre paint job at best anyways. Unfortunately for me the seller was apparently suffering from a severe case of eBay-itis when I inquired about the price. As much as it broke my heart, I had to let my first love slip through my fingers again. I just couldn't justify getting gouged like that to get my old car back, mainly since it still needed so much work to make it right. ![]() ![]() ![]() Love that quarter panel emblem placement. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/rolleyes.gif[/img] ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The car was an automatic originally and when I owned it. My friend who I sold the car to converted it to a 4 speed. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() When I owned it (~1984-1985) ![]() Wherever she is today, I hope she has a good home. Even though I couldn't get her back, I did wind up buying my current Chevelle shortly after finding this one...and most know what an epic journey that turned into. |
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