I've put up photos from sarge Ken that
arrived yesterday!
More "members" welcome!
"This page is mainly aimed to the "regulars" at the Chevelle list to check
out other list members cars.This page is not meant to replace any personal
pages that for example describes a complete off frame
Does any one have a front sway bar and mounting
hardware for a 69?
Thanks,
Bob
Hiller
In a message dated 9/10/2003 5:45:39 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does any one have a front sway bar and mounting hardware for a 69?
I have a stock bar and mounting hardware removed from my Chevelle. $35 plus shipping
Mike
Yes, Ron Miller has one. Call his shop and tell him you want
to pick it up.
John Nasta
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So who is Ron Miller and where is he located? Phone
#?
Thanks,
Bob Hiller
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John Nasta
To: The Chevelle Mailing List
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 8:52
AM
Subject: RE: [Chevelle-list] Looking for
69 Front Sway Bar
Yes,
Anyone here ever deal with Performance Automotive Warehouse ??
John
Malibuman66
Philadelphia, Pa
He's the guy who has MY sway bar. He's in south
central PA of the PA Tpke (Bedford exit). If you really want to go out
there and get it, maybe you could pick up the car cover that he refuses to
return to me too, and keep the sway bar for your troubles.
Thanks,
John Nasta
Does anyone have some decent to good steel inner fenders for a 72 Chevelle
two-door.
Well, I was born in PA but now in MI. I wish I new
about this last month(I was in the area for a family reunion)
Bob Hiller
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Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 9:55
AM
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I'm afraid that if I went out there, I would end up accidentally swinging
that sway bar around and breaking a few things.
John Nasta
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John, I have bought numerous items from PAW, without any
problems. I would use them more if they were closer, as I am on the eastcoast.
Mike Holleman
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I've bought items from PAW with no problems. Even returned a few items... again no
problems.
Donnie
Yes. That is Trevor and he is on this list
also.
Brian Zack
'70 Chevelle Malibu
mailto:brianz@dpsabq.com
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Oh yes. I also have the mounts for both bars. One has poly bushings. The
other has the steel mounts but you will need to buy the rubbers ($6.00
at CarQuest)
Trooper
Bob Hiller -1 wrote:
Does any one have a front sway bar and mounting hardware for a 69?
Thanks,
Bob Hiller
I refuse to ever buy anything from them ever again. All I will say is fraud.
Tom
In a message dated 9/10/03 9:56:13 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
He's the guy who has MY sway bar. He's in south central PA of the PA Tpke
(Bedford exit). If you really want to go out there and get it, maybe you
could pick up the car cover that he refuses to return to me
We don't have any used ones but we can get you a new aftermarket one. $77.95 and that
is a 1'' bar.
Hello Trevor
Would you happen to have a rear sway bar for a 69 Chevelle
Thanks Joe
--
Sincerely,
Trevor Baker
Auto Obsession
805-306-0795
http://www.AutoObsession.com
Tom,
If you really will be out there, it would be great if you could pick up my
stuff. I'll send FedEx to pick it up from your place. Let me know if you can
really do it.
Thanks,
John Nasta
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Has anyone ever used one of these things? They
attach to the carb mounting flange, and you hook your lift to it to pull the
engine out..
I'm just wondering how much weight I can really
hang off of my Edelbrock aluminum intake manifold.
If they work good, then I'll make one up, if not,
I'll
He's not worth your trouble John, I know it sucks getting burned by someone you trusted but it will come around to bite him eventually.
I've purchased items from them and no problems. Had parts in a few days good service
Well I have been waiting 5 days for my parts, no e-mail communication, no tracking number and still no parts.
John
Malibuman66
Philadelphia, Pa
Recently put in a new alternator where there was not one, was missing from engine. I have one wire going to the + positive, another set of 2 wires going into a plug into the alt. Now the 3rd wire is a ground does that get connected to the block , body ?? Thanks in advance
John
Malibuman66
Hey John, sorry to hear your having problems with PAW, it's been awhile since I ordered from them but maybe there are new people and new systems since then. I hope you get your parts soon. Bob 71 Elky
Yes thanks for your sympathy, maybe they will come soon. Its amazing they dont even have an e-mail address you can follow up on parts. I have been a loyal customer to Sumitt and they confirm everything from order to shipping and fast as well. But I needed a hot shot kit and Summit didnt have
Keep us informed John, maybe if enough people speak up they will take notice. I'm sorry that I even said anything, just that they did good by me. Bob
In a message dated 9/9/2003 11:44:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello Trevor
Would you happen to have a rear sway bar for a 69 Chevelle
Thanks Joe
Joe,
I don't have any used ones, but we carry new 1 rear bars for $77.95.
Sincerely,
Trevor Baker
Auto Obsession
Did
you look into Jeg's? I have gotten excellent service form them; 2 day delivery
and right stuff in the box.
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NastaSent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 4:55 PMTo: The
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Keep in mind that you are in VA and Jegs is based is MD.
John Nasta
Old Car Network
http://oldcarnetwork.com
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A buddy of mine who owns a garage had a customer stop in today wanting to sell his Malibu. It's a "70" 4dr.w-21,000 orig. miles. Not sure of engine,condition,etc. The owner commented it has a book value of $1400.00 but was unsure what to sell it for. Anyone interested can e-mail me off line and
I've used them for years now, even to pull a BBC with iron heads.
So far, no problems. (yes, with alum intakes).
Seems crazy, I know.. I still avoid being close to the
engine just in case that intake gives. :-)
Dan McIntosh wrote:
Has
anyone ever used one of these things? They attach to
Oops, sorry, they are in OH. Still OH to VA is a much shorter trip.
Anything that has to cross the Rocky Mountains takes a week by ground.
John Nasta
Old
Car Network
http://oldcarnetwork.com
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I've
hadpretty good luck with Scoggin-Dickey. Everything makes it up to
Anchorage in a reasonable amount of time. The only problem I've ever had
was in the packing. My BM stall converter was sent in it's original
packaging, and the box took a helluva beating. I would have
there is no ground wire on an alternator... please
don't try to hook one up. It pulls its ground through the mounting
points.
1 of the small wires goes to the voltage regulator
or "sensing" point, and the other goes to the idiot light.
check out http://madelectrical.com for some great
I'm glad I line 30 minutes from
Summit!!
Dan McIntoshPavement Scraping 1964 Impala
SShttp://www.lowriderimpala.com
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From:
John Nasta
To: The Chevelle Mailing List
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 5:59
PM
Subject: RE: [Chevelle-list] PAW
thank you!
Dan McIntoshPavement Scraping 1964 Impala
SShttp://www.lowriderimpala.com
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From:
Michael
Pell
To: The Chevelle Mailing List
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 5:56
PM
Subject: Re: [Chevelle-list] intake
mounted engine lift
Pulling with these is find. Yes even with alum heads and intakes while pulling the trans with the engine. That weight is distributed through a whole lot of studs and/or bolts. Do watch out for the lift plate though... most of them are welded pretty cheesy and they may break with big weight.
ya, I'm going to fab up my own. I trust my own work more
than I do a fella in china making 1.19 an hour!
Dan McIntoshPavement Scraping 1964 Impala SShttp://www.lowriderimpala.com
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Crunch
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Sent: Wednesday,
Hey Mark,
I have a 70 Chevelle 4dr Mali also If you get a going rate on these things, let me know please!
Charles
C. Campbell - Detroit, MI.
'70 Chevelle Malibu 4 dr., 307
Detroit Chevelle Club
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But
still, they are, IMO, a good company to deal with!
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question
John,
Give me the physical address so I can look it up and see where it is. I am heading out to Columbus, OH tomorrow afternoon sometime.
Tom
At 02:58 PM 09/10/2003, you wrote:
Has anyone ever used one of these things? They attach to the carb mounting
flange, and you hook your lift to it to pull the engine out..
I'm just wondering how much weight I can really hang off of my Edelbrock
aluminum intake manifold.
If they work good, then
Miller
Woy
5719
Lincoln Highway
Manns
Choice, PA 15550
Obviously no
hard feelings if you cant do it or would rather not.
Thanks,
John Nasta
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