Our 69 Yenko Chevelle restoration

[Postsedan]

Correct Bill.....we make the way nicer than they ever were.
Some say, it’s a sickness

Dan

[m22mike]

They were applied by hand while the shaft was still in the lathe, or balancing machine. Have talked with a couple guys that built shafts at Parma Chevrolet

Mike

[SS427]

I have never seen any 1970 shafts that were nice and neat and always looked haphazardly applied. However, the 69's that I have seen, especially mine were nearly perfect in application with very sharp edges like they were taped. However, I know they were never taped so likely change a change in the method they used to place them.

[Postsedan]

Rick,

Just face they facts....the 1969 is a far better built and much better looking Chevelle....now that you’re finally first hand experiencing all of this, very exciting

Dan

[SS427]

Well if I need to remind you, one of my first cars was a 69 Chevelle SS396 (with a 427) so I am not going to argue to much with you.

[Lee Stewart]

Remember this Rick?

[Postsedan]

Originally Posted by SS427

Well if I need to remind you, one of my first cars was a 69 Chevelle SS427 so I am not going to argue to much with you.

As we all know too well....everything usually always comes back full circle

Dan

[SS427]

Going into the booth tomorrow. Cannot wait! Jamie, Joe and their crew have been putting in some crazy hours to get this ready in time for the photo shoot.

[Xplantdad]

Merry Christmas to Rick and Annie!!

[mockingbird812]

SAAAAMOKIN’!!!!!!!! You guys are moving out!!!!!