Our 69 Yenko Chevelle restoration

[SS427]

Thanks to the sharp eye of Don Lightfoot, he sent me a page from the AIM manual with regards to extra plug wire holders that were used in 1969. I sometimes take what the AIM manual shows with a grain of salt as there are so many changes and/or plant variations that you can not treat it like gospel. However, this caused me to do some quick research and low and behold I found these on some photos Phil had sent me of one of his survivors. I went thru my bins and thankfully I had a set so they were cleaned and installed.

This is what I have said before, if you see something that is wrong here or missing please do not hesitate to bring it to my attention. I know so little about the 69's and am always looking for input and unlike some people I like constructive criticism especially when backed up by proof. Thanks Don and others for their input.

[WILMASBOYL78]

"I know so little about the 69's"....


That might have been the case before you started this restoration...but, I think you have moved the 'knowledge needle' quite a bit

Picked up the MCR issue this weekend with the restoration article...great read. I have only one question...when do you guys sleep ??

Great job.

-wilma

[SS427]

Originally Posted by WILMASBOYL78

I have only one question...when do you guys sleep ?? Great job.
-wilma

I am sure you have heard the old saying, you can sleep when you are dead. Well there ya go. Seeing how I am only a few short years from retirement I figure I will put my time in now and after retirement Annie and I will see the world so to speak, and then take life easy.

[m22mike]

You won't like taking it easy, it gets boring.....

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

Originally Posted by m22mike

You won't like taking it easy, it gets boring.....

Plan on a Canadian vacation when you decide to take it easy!! We can go for ice cream and BS.

Ryan W31