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Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
I talked with the owner when we were at Chevellabration. He was in our same hotel. From what I gathered in our conversation, he was going to leave it unrestored, except the things it may need to be operational.
He showed me where the seat had been repaired in one small spot, and a few other minor fixes. |
Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
I am secure enough in my manhood to publicly admit a few things.
1. That Chevelle gives me a stiffy. 2. If I were left alone with that car I would be intimate with it. 3. No matter how amazing some of the masters restore cars today and some of the masters are really incredible I still like the unrestored ones the most. |
Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
Great, just really really great. I have a building full of unrestored original paint cars. Les has been in there. ALONE. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...emlins/eek.gif https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...emlins/eek.gif Where is my black light and the 55 gallon drum of Lysol????
Kidding aside, AWESOME Z16. I agree, nothing like an original car, no matter how scruffy. In fact, the scruffier the better! You can drive the wheels off them and nobody ever says "so, is it real?" https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/naughty.gif Colin |
Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
Les , I pis%#d my pants laughing at your first 2 answers on the Z16 chevelle !!!! TOO FREAKING FUNNY
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Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
Unrestored cars need no excuses, they are what they are... Awesome!!! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/drool.gif
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Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
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From what I gathered in our conversation, he was going to leave it unrestored, except the things it may need to be operational. [/ QUOTE ] Absolutely, IMO. Get the mechanicals sound, keep what needs to be fixed/replaced, and leave the rest as it is. That type (not necessarily chrome) of fuel line fitting was also used on some (all, most, I have no idea) Rochester 2bbls. |
Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
gorgous..
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Re: Original paint Z-16 at Chevelle show
Bill, Steve & Dave,
Thanks for the replies. Like I said, I wasn't being critical of the car; just trying to learn a little. Also glad to hear the owner has no immediate plans to restore it. We can ALL learn from cars like this. I wonder if he could be convinced to bring it to the next "Bloomington Survivor" event? I'm really sorry I missed the one this year, but plan to have it on my schedule for '09. |
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The Bloomington Survivor Show was an excellent show for a first year event. This car would fit right in and would be appreciated for its historical significance and preservation status.
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