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I've always thought the early Chevelles (64-67) would look sweet with a 
little hacked off the lid.  I saw a picture of I think a '65 (its been 
awhile back but I'm sure it was yellow, it wasn't a feature article though, 
should have...) that had about a 2 inch chop, I thought it looked great, but 
thats my opinion.  I just couldn't ever bring myself to hack up a car, I 
have problems when I need to drill holes in old cars because my idea to it 
is if it lasted this long in one piece why start hacking it up now?  But 
again that is my belief, the afterwork though makes up for it all.
Josh


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>Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 23:50:40 EDT
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>The area where the roof and 1/4 were rewelded looked hacked as well as the
>overall job looked uneven.  Pillar and sail seemed to not be the same 
>length
>cut.  Ididn't like the look on a chevelle anyway.  I feel it should be left
>to the 30's & 40's coupes.  Just my opinion.
>
>Tom
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