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I have a '70 Chevelle and nearly all of the floor pans are rusted out
and will need replacing. I started thinking about it and thought it
might be cheaper to custom bend wh
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You can find a nice black 66 at
http://www.chevelles.com/feature/september99.html that
was found at the team Chevelle web site.
Rocky Hill
My66SS http://www.geocities.com/r
Thought that was going to Dale
But does let the List know how we're doing in "Mickey-Towne"!
Johnnie & Lisa Lawson
'72 Chevelle SS
"Cheaptrick"
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Tom,
I would like to see some pics of your car. Please send them to
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Thanks
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I see you HAVE named the Chevelle!
I wondered just what you would figure out...My Vote was the same as chosen!
Taking Life as I canOur Chevelle was Hit by some @sshole a couple of weeks ago...right in front of a DeputyThank God! (after summoning the "Local" policeman...who said the
Lon,
I've got two 66's and three 67's plus one 67 Elky at my
gallery - http://www.dalesplace.com/htm/gallery/gallery.htm and
numerous others at my Chevelle shows pictures at http://www.bull-enterprises.com/dalesplace/htm/chevelle_shows/shows.htm
(check different events). My first 67 SS (in
Do any of you know of some pictures on line that I can view a
nice black 66-67 Chevelle? I am thinking about painting mine black this fall and
want to get an idea.
Thanks
Lonhttp://www.geocities.com/brook92000/Index.html67
Chevelle and 70 Monte Carlo
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I also plan on trying to fit 16" or 17" rims
on the car
Get the 17" rims... they're a lot easier to find tires for.
FWIW
Jason
Title: RE: [Chevelle-List] Suspension
I have the hotchkis 1" drop springs on my '69 Malibu. They seem to work really well. I swapped them in along with
a PST Polygraphite kit and a sway bar so the overall ride is a lot nicer.
I did the 1" drop springs on all 4 springs and the drop is notice
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I too dumped a 454 on small block springs. I haven't had any clearance
problems ie headers/oil pan. Although, the crossmember/oil pan don't have
much ground clearance, a
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Michael
An alternative to the 2" dropped spindles would be to use tall
spindles from a later chevelle or B-body. You will get bigger brakes
(11" or 12") and they yiel
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I have to completely redo the suspension on my '70 Chevelle. I was
thinking of putting the 2" drop spindles and I have to replace the coil
springs as well and the only ones
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Forget about full length headers if you go to a 3" drop. My big block '70
with 5 yr. old factory spec. small block springs will bottom out on the
collectors (Dynamax) on su
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Josh,
I had something similar happen to me a number of years ago. It felt like it
lost fire at about 115 for just a second. I was running a points
distributor at the time
Hello all:
Are the rear bumper backets interchangeable between a '67
Elky and a '67 Malibu. I know the bumpers are different.
Thanks,
Rob
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I think I can help you out, if you don't mind one out of a '67 Elky
Rob
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Bill I have one in a four door parts car. Where are you located.
Dave
Ingersoll,Ontario
My web site: http://members.tripod.com/benj30/
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Josh:
does it feel like a lack of fuel? Maybe you have a weak fuel pump?
Larry
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Well first off the carb is basically new (a little over a year old) its an
Edlebrock 750 with mechanical secondaries. So that rules out that and as
Rocky said it rules ou
heck as much stuff that is parted out and sold on TeamChevelle I'd look in
there and maybe even put an ad under parts wanted.
larry
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Sounds like a junkyard item. Try a search on junkyarddog.com
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I'm trying to find the linkage that the gas pedal presses on for a '67
Malibu. It's
Bill, good luck!! I finally found the same piece for my 66 after a long
search. It's one of the few pieces you can't get new. I found mine in a
junkyard believe it or not (and I know they had at least one more). Not sure
where you live, but if you're near Mi., email me off-list and I'll give y
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I guess it's been WAY too long since I've been at WOT ;-)
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Not much call for an accelerator pump at WOT.
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(Sorry if this is repost, first one went to whever matching socks go)
I'm trying to find the linkage that the gas pedal presses on for a '67
Malibu. It's the part that bolt
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Not much call for an accelerator pump at WOT.
Rocky Hill
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