There were much fewer '66s made than '67s if I remember correctly.. So that explains that one.
Jim --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > From: "Daniel De Smet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > If you think a 68 is a redheaded stepchild, try > owning a 64. You hardly see them and parts are not > as available for them as they are the 68. I just > wish I had my 68 Chevelle or my 68 El Camino back > again.< > > Yeah! > The 64's always seem to be at the end of the line > when the repro parts are coming out. > In my area the 67's seem to outshine the 66's. > The 68's are scarce compared to 69's. > Funny thing is I like 64's better than 65's, > 66's over 67's, and 68's over 69s. > Maybe I'm the one who's odd. ; ) > > > Pete Geurds > Douglassville, PA > --------------------------------- If you think a 68 is a redheaded stepchild, try owning a 64. You hardly see them and parts are not as available for them as they are the 68. I just wish I had my 68 Chevelle or my 68 El Camino back again. Dan > >Kinda surprised to see so many 68 owners on the List. For too many >years,that year has kinda been looked down upon as the redheaded stepchild. > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
