Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1441089)

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The chicken and the ostrich are the closest living relatives to the Tyrannosaurus Rex

Originally Posted by njsteve (Post 1441121)

We have had several over the years. Very "independant" i.e. stubborn. Like trying to train a cat to do something. If they didn't want to do whatever it is you were asking, before you asked it, they are not about to do it after you asked.

They don't bark but they yodel/chortle and making murder victim screaming noises when they are left alone and bored. Had neighbors call the police several times for "domestics" at our house when we had one in Florida.

Very ancient breed that goes back several thousand years, Can never be left off a leash outside, as they are extreme sight hounds and will bolt for any small critter movement a half mile away. Lots are lost to automobiles when they try to run across a road.

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1441172)

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1440218)

Originally Posted by big gear head (Post 1441210)

Is this a Canadian car like Charlie's?

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1441271)

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The "Mag" wheel covers were available from the dealership in 1966 for the Corvair. Any reason why they wouldn't be available for the Chevelle/Malibu?

Originally Posted by mssl72 (Post 1441284)

They were available for pretty much any Chevy, N96 option. The '65-'66 mag styles were different from '67-up. If you don't know the differences then you probably wouldn't pick up on it. I had to learn from somebody that knew. The '65-'66 had what appears to be a center cap with the bowtie in it. The 5 webbed spokes end just below the "cap". The later years '67-up, the webbing went right to the top, no virtual "cap". The 15" versions had an extra step in the trim ring part of the wheel cover. I don't know for sure what year they started offering the 15" version. Also some of the later versions had the spokes painted black. I should dig some out and take pictures.

Originally Posted by 67since67 (Post 1441289)

Excellent description!!
There are other differences but these pix show the how to tell the difference at a glance. '67 on top, '66 on bottom. Also note the difference in the size of the cooling slots.

Originally Posted by lee stewart (Post 1441274)

Originally Posted by 67since67 (Post 1441289)

Excellent description!!
There are other differences but these pix show the how to tell the difference at a glance. '67 on top, '66 on bottom. Also note the difference in the size of the cooling slots.