Thanks Larry. I was able to find the info about rears and production totals very easily.

 

I know what you're saying about free not being cheap. I would have been better off paying $200 for the car than having a $275 bumper job dented, but you have to roll with these things. I also don't want to start the old argument about how you're better off spending more money for one that's in better condition. It's a hobby. I enjoy it, and I like rescuing solid cars out of the boneyards. Both of my 1968 Oldsmobiles were pretty trashed when I bought them too. Wrenching on them and seeing them come back to life is half the fun. The other half is when people admire it and you know that it only looks and runs so well because of what you did to it.

 

 

-----Original Message-----
john:
welcome aboard. try chevelles.com for most of your questions.some times
"FREE" isn't cheap.
                                                                  larry

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