I have a similar question that was just recently posted. Can anyone
tell me some good shops I can trust to help restore my 70 Chevelle back
to the pristine condition I want it. I am in Fort Worth Texas, off of
I-30 and the 820 area. On the east loop near Arlington. Please help in
information
One more tip if all else fails, see your local Chevy dealer and order the
hood spring installer tool. Not making this up, it is listed in the assembly
manual.
Bob
A.C.E.S. #1164
T.C. #375
65 Malibu
85 El Camino
00 Monte Carlo
04 Harley-Davidson
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What do you need done? I know a man in Haltom City that did some work on my
65.
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I would like to have it done frame up.
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Date: Fri, 4 Jul 2008 13:19:15 -0400
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Subject: Re: [Chevelle-list] Restoration Shops
What do you need done? I know a man in Haltom City that did some work on my
65.
Gas prices getting you
the car spins but will not crank
[Jim Thompson] You mean the starter spins? It is a bad drive in the
starter..
71 Chevelle SS 402
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Don't get caught with egg on your face. Play chicktionary!
http://club.live.com/chicktionary.aspx?icid=chick_wlhmtextlink1_feb
The is a tool for that but I would take the old hinge to a body shop and
have them install the springs.
Has anyone had experience with the installation of new hood springs? How do
you stretch them out safely.
Or does anyone know if you can straighten out an original hood support?
Bill
coil
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No its not the starterIts an ignition/electrical issue. The
Hi!
Next time it won't start! Try to bypass the ignition switch and activate
the starter directly from the battery! I had a similar intermittant behaviour
with my starter it was the ignition switch that was going bad or was
just simply too old? I put a relay in the ignition switch circuit witch
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fuel-efficient used cars.
(http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut000507)
Integrity Classic Restorations - 2463 S. Riverside Dr. - Fort Worth - Office
phone 817 536-6454, Cell 817 797-8262, Mikel Stein owner/operator. Go by and
see some of his work. Look at the others in Fort Worth area, whom I wouln't
recommend, like Rucker's in Haltom City or the Chevy Shop on Fort
This thread has taken some turns. I am looking for a shop in Raleigh,Nc to
work in if anyone knows of any.
Thanks, Dan
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Quick question. The door panels on my 66, are the little clips that go into the
cones the only thing that hold the panel on? The molding holds the top, and the
clips/cones hold the sides, the arm rest holds it in the middle, but I guess my
real question is if anything holds it at the bottom?
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