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11-14-2019, 11:40 AM
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more repairs found
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11-14-2019, 01:01 PM
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The once replaced left quarter panel. Note the older white and black GM part number sticker.
The Gas tank Story. Grady, Phil and myself, and the previous owner of the car could never exactly figure out what the hump in the trunk was. We all have seen the car from time to time going back 15 or more years. The hump was made of fiberglass and after I dropped the tank it was now clear why it was there. For reasons unknown a tank from a 73 and later Chevelle was used. After sharing pictures with a friend, he was the one that identified the tank usage. The trunk pad was very hacked up with replacement panels as needed.
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