Our 69 Yenko Chevelle restoration

[jl8z28]

Rick the number on the card for the mirror is717 938 2731 and there's another number 717 796 9347

[SS427]

Ok thanks. I will give her a shout.

[SS427]

Well she is finally back at home after a complete and perfect makeover from Jamie Cooper and crew at Super Car Restorations. He does all of our customer cars paint and body and this car was one of his best. He completed it in record time due to magazine commitments and pull every string he could to get it done. Great people to work with.

We met Jamie and his wife Shelly near the Air Force Museum in Dayton Ohio to make the swap and then headed back to the shop last night.

Annie will be here at the shop shortly and the assembly process will begin. Stay tuned.

[SS427]

This project has brought out some of the best people in the hobby regarding parts and knowledge and we are a bit overwhelmed. A HUGE shoutout to John Hoer or his sYc sign on "JOHN" for his donation to our restoration yesterday. John contacted me and offered us his set of 4 NOS trim rings to us at no charge in return for as he put it, "how we have helped the hobby". He went on further to add, "I found a situation that I could contribute to the hobby and hopefully it will encourage others to do the same." Many people already have and not just free or reduced priced parts but also in the vast knowledge that some had with the 69 Chevelle and/or Yenko Chevelles. We could not have done it without their help.

Thanks also to the many others who have parted with some of their cherished parts they had been keeping for their own project but instead offered them to us for the car. Unreal.

[Postsedan]

Glad she is back home safe and sound

Dan

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

Originally Posted by SS427

This project has brought out some of the best people in the hobby regarding parts and knowledge and we are a bit overwhelmed. A HUGE shoutout to John Hoer or his sYc sign on "JOHN" for his donation to our restoration yesterday. John contacted me and offered us his set of 4 NOS trim rings to us at no charge in return for as he put it, "how we have helped the hobby". He went on further to add, "I found a situation that I could contribute to the hobby and hopefully it will encourage others to do the same." Many people already have and not just free or reduced priced parts but also in the vast knowledge that some had with the 69 Chevelle and/or Yenko Chevelles. We could not have done it without their help.

Thanks also to the many others who have parted with some of their cherished parts they had been keeping for their own project but instead offered them to us for the car. Unreal.

This is exactly what happened with my restoration as well, sYc people helped me in every way possible.

Ryan W31

[m22mike]

We met Jamie and his wife Shelly near the Air Force Museum in Dayton Ohio to make the swap and then headed back to the shop last night.


Gheez
If we had known that I would have had Sam stop by and take you to lunch.

[SS427]

We spent another 8 hours walking the museum. This was our third trip through it and still have not seen it all. Unreal.

[Xplantdad]

The SYC folks are the best in the hobby...You and Annie included. You know what they say about karma....


Great stuff Rick and Annie...and a shout out to John and the SYC folks who have helped along the way

[WILMASBOYL78]

Originally Posted by SS427

This project has brought out some of the best people in the hobby regarding parts and knowledge and we are a bit overwhelmed. A HUGE shoutout to John Hoer or his sYc sign on "JOHN" for his donation to our restoration yesterday. John contacted me and offered us his set of 4 NOS trim rings to us at no charge in return for as he put it, "how we have helped the hobby". He went on further to add, "I found a situation that I could contribute to the hobby and hopefully it will encourage others to do the same." Many people already have and not just free or reduced priced parts but also in the vast knowledge that some had with the 69 Chevelle and/or Yenko Chevelles. We could not have done it without their help.

Thanks also to the many others who have parted with some of their cherished parts they had been keeping for their own project but instead offered them to us for the car. Unreal.

Rick...are those 15" trim rings..?? I see the GM boxes, just curious what the part number is on those?? Glad to hear it is going so well.

Tom