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Thanks for the information on the car. How bad was it hit?
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----L72,,, I was seriously pissed off when our employee got into the accident. I went by the building where the car was stored one time and it wasnt pretty. Passenger door and rear quarter into the roof about maybe 6 inches, along with the door jamb and front fender. One of the former owners (from northern California and actually a very nice guy) said he took the car apart enough to find that the accident was way less severe than I remembered. I just agreed to disagree at the time, as I saw it in wrecked condition, and he didnt. He also didnt know what Vic was capable of so I never blamed him. Vic had the capability to make something look as good on the back side as the front. He was an amazing bodyman as well as a great man! Theres nothing about the car now that would turn me off of it except something that has happened since I last saw it........Bill S
Last edited by olredalert; 06-30-2017 at 03:50 PM. |
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The new owner took these photos back in 1979 after he had just bought it damaged,& then sent it over to Vic Studer here in Lockport.
I have copies of all the receipts for the parts he bought from Bill Jacobs Chevrolet back then too. First 6 show damage. Next 4 show Vics fine work in '80. |
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