Folks-
I am new to Team Chevelle - as of
this morning in fact. I have owned my Chevelle since 1987, through High
School, College, and beyond. I am active duty Air Force, and have an
assignment to Fresno
California pending
for April 2006. Finally, I am in a position to retrieve my car from my
father's house in central California and dive
into a rectification - but need a bit of help.
I am fairly mechanically inclined,
but have never disassembled a car before. I want to do a complete
frame-off rectification, complete with powder coat to the frame, brake and
power train upgrades, the full works. But is there a publication or book
that outlines the best sequence of events for a successful frame-off
rectification? I already have an assembly manual, and have nearly read
it cover to cover. I have a positive attitude, and fairly decent budget,
and 3 years to complete the project. In order not to mess things up too
bad, and make the road to success more smooth, I am just looking for a
"playbook." Does one exist?
Rinkys-
72 Chevelle Malibu in a
state of disrepair
Diego Garcia,
B.I.O.T.
THOMAS
J. RINGLEIN, JR. Capt, USAF
Commander,
Expeditionary Logistics Readiness Flight
40 ELRF/CC DSN
315-370-3966 Pager 1460
