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Buy a car as close to finished as you can afford. This one sounds like
too much work. Depending on year, I wouldn't pay more than $500.00 and
it would need to be close to rust free.
rick
PS - welcome.
On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 20:59:25 -0500 Chris Marsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Hi all! I am new to the list and have been "lurking" around for a
>couple days trying to learn something. I do not own a Chevelle but i
>am looking into buying one to restore. But i don't know much about
>Chevelles and cars in general. I would like some input about how
>much is reasonable to pay for a car with no transmission and no
>engine and a straight axel that keeps the fenders from lining up.
>The body looks good but could use a paint job WAY down the road.
>Sounds like a junker but could be fun. Any ideas and tips for
>restoring Chevelles would be greatly appreciated. And I hope no one
>has a problem being totally honest in their opinions. Thanks in
>advance.
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>Chris
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