Sam Griffith's 1969 L78 Chevelle...WOW!

[mockingbird812]

I rebuilt both of my wheel cylinders this week (thanks for pointing me in the right direction Woj) and so while I was back there I decided to mount the Lakewood lower control arms.

[Crush]

Originally Posted by mockingbird812

I rebuilt both of my wheel cylinders this week (thanks for pointing me in the right direction Woj) and so while I was back there I decided to mount the Lakewood lower control arms.

Man your car looks really clean underneath!

[mockingbird812]

Originally Posted by Crush

Man your car looks really clean underneath!

Yeah, I am very grateful for the overall condition of this Chevelle. That is a new Gardner exhaust with my car's original exhaust hangers that are nearly pristine. Eric Gardner was blown away by the hangers' condition (I'll post a photo later). Car was well cared for over the years and was not garaged for just its first year of life and has only accumulated 32K miles.

[Crush]

Originally Posted by mockingbird812

Yeah, I am very grateful for the overall condition of this Chevelle. That is a new Gardner exhaust with my car's original exhaust hangers that are nearly pristine. Eric Gardner was blown away by the hangers condition (I'll post a photo later). Car was well cared for over the years and was not garaged for just its first year of life and has only accumulated 32K miles.

Did you think twice about making it a day 2 car? The reason I ask as I have a similar condition car that I have thought about dong the day 2 thing to!

[mockingbird812]

Crush. I’ve been thinking about doing it for way too long and it is time to get it done! Everything is bolt on and reversible so it is a no-brainer! I found a couple photos of my original hangers by themselves…

[Crush]

Nice! Your inspiring me! I’ll start w Cragars!!

[mockingbird812]

Glad to hear it Crush - others inspired me too. So, go start your own thread so we can follow along with you!!!

Vintage Gabriel HiJacker Air Shocks are next.....maybe some slicks too......