Our 69 Yenko Chevelle restoration

[SS427]

Rolled it completely outside for the first time today. Started and ran great but a leaky 50 year old fuel pump made running last only a short time. We are doing another photo shoot and running out of time but are getting very close to a couple of last minute items and she is all done. Thank God! I need my life back!

[Mr.Nickey Nova]

Nice job Rick, well worth the hard work. Car look's great!!

[mssl72]

That's gorgeous!! Look at those headlights and rear end!! Is it legal to marry a car???

[Craig_Maiorana]

UNFRICKINREAL ....... STUNNING ... YOU GUYS ABSOLUTELY WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND ON THIS CAR..... sorry for yelling ... This car is gorgeous

[tunes]

You've come a long way with your Chevelle and I've loved looking at each picture and reading every post these past months. It sure looks great setting out in the sun and I look forward to seeing it up close at the Ohio Chevelle show in August. Ummm, I'll look forward to meeting you too, Rick.

[ZLP955]

Awesome, just stunning. Well done Rick, Annie and all who worked on the car.
Is the leaky fuel pump the rebuildable type Rick?

[Woj]

Rick, congrats to you and Annie on getting to the finish line with this beautiful car. I have personally learned a lot about restorations and enjoyed your posts detailing your work.
I’m looking forward to seeing the car this summer.

Phil

[m22mike]

Ditto that , thanks for sharing all your great work. I really enjoyed the journey Rick and Annie.

Mike

[big gear head]

Did you finally find that window fuzzy that you were looking for?

[SS427]

Originally Posted by big gear head

Did you finally find that window fuzzy that you were looking for?

Yes and no. I never had one single NOS made available to me but oddly enough I was going thru some trim in my warehouse last week and came across a mint used one. Not the same as the assembly line piece but will do the trick. I have no idea where it came from and will not argue with how it got there.