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I am currently doing my 2nd frame off restoration. I enjoy
building them. I have also found out it is cheaper and easier
too buy them done. A lot depends on if you can do most
of the work your self, if you enjoy inventing an automobile
or do you just want to drive one. You can view my
restoration step by step on my site. Good luck with
what ever you deside.
Dave
Ingersoll,Ontario
My web site: http://members.tripod.com/benj30/
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From: "Chris Marsh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 9:59 PM
Subject: [Chevelle-List] Re: restoration
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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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