Steve, Welcome. Yea this is a pretty good group. Very little bickering and only the occasional troll trying to sell something.
Can't help with your particular web page, but there are a few here that may be of interest: http://www.chevelles.net/links/Garage/ And sorry bout the dead links . On 10/27/07, SteveZL1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi to all group members. I've been basically watching from the sidelines. > But I just have to say how I admire the camaraderie of this group. Most > members act like real friends... > someone you can turn to with a problem. > > When I was younger I worked at a Pontiac dealership. (keep hanging around > until they offered me a job) Ended up staying 6+ years. Started out washing > cars then worked up towards helping out at the Service Tower checking in > customers cars, handing out work to the mechanics, etc. > (eventually bumped heads with the owner's son - we know who won that > fight) > > Then I got a job at the local Oldsmobile parts department until it finally > closed down. Never could get a job with the Chevy dealerships. I'm 100% > G.M. all the way. > > Took a break from the car scene for a while. > (I remember it took my hands about two weeks to heal - busted knuckles, > wear & tear, etc.) > > I got to the point where I just couldn't deal with some of people > (customers) anymore. The worst were the wealthy ones. The average guy was > the best. I'd even let several behind the counter & we'd look either on line > or in person for the exact part they needed) Sorry if this post is a bit > long winded. > > I just want to say what a great bunch of fellows this group has. That I > have a place to turn if I need the help. By next fall or so I'll be looking > for a !966 - 1967 Chevelle. (never been too big a fan of the 68 -69; can't > afford a 1970) My health forces me to look for a turn key type (or one that > doesn't need much work) Somewhere in the 15K range - if the prices don't > head towards outer space. A street driver. > > Lastly, does anyone remember a post from about a year or so ago that > included an attachment (or private website) where the owner did his own > resto? (I hope it was this group; I'm in a couple) I remember the car being > a '67 (maybe 66). The car was painted brown. He had smoothed the firewall, > etc. I think is was switched over from an automatic to four speed. It had > several photos of the work in progress. If I can find that site it would > really get my enthusiasm going again. Any ideas who's it was? Keep up the > great work guys! Thanks ahead of time for any help. > SteveZL1 > -- Rick Schaefer 72 TPI El Camino
