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10-01-2009, 06:43 AM
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Re: original Chevelle disassembly.for the purists PICS
Rick, that is no picnic believe me... Lots of work.. Make sure you let the carpet heat up to get soft so you can work with it..
We had lots of problems with the carpet in my 69 Chevelle when installing it. The cut was way off and we had to send it back to Trim Parts.. They did make good on it however and sent out another set right away that was much better.. Rich
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10-01-2009, 08:30 AM
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Re: original Chevelle disassembly.for the purists
Albert - that is one dry, dry Malibu.
 Keep those pix a comin'!Cool signature block Rich!!  Chevelles are  !!!!!!!
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