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Tim H


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got one you're looking to sell let me know.For a hardtop

 

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I have one, needs a small patch above the rear axle. The rest of the frame is solid, I think it was a mouse nest that rotted out as it's not rusty in any of the usual spots. I'll look it over tonight and figure out what I want for it, as it's been several years since I really looked it over.

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Tim H wrote:

got one you're looking to sell let me know.For a hardtop

 

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Tim, would that be for a black '70 by chance?  stirpot 



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Thanks Derek. No Stan for a different buff and shine



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I took a quick look at it last night, it's thin around a couple body mounts under the cowl, and the left side frame rail is rusted through above the axle where I believe it was mouse nest or something (usually don't rust on the high spots)

Pitting doesn't look too bad, but it's not as clean as a southern frame.

I have $350 into it, and would like to get that back out of it.

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That  sounds good to me. I can weld the frame rail. Are you around Saturday afternoon or evening?i'm not in a big rush  but I would take it  at your convenience 



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 Derek, do you have any need for 1969 Chevelle bumpers front and rear OEM They are used but definitely worth  re-chroming.   I am not looking a discount on the frame  just seeing if you have a use for them.  otherwise I will scrap them. I could bring them with When I pick up the frame.



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Bring them along, they might be straighter or fit better than the ones I have for the SS car.

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I'm not sure about my weekend plans yet. I sent you a message with my phone #

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Tim H wrote:

 No Stan for a different buff and shine

 Tim, if you run out of cars to buff and shine, my '66 is still sitting here...tiphat



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Lost in the 60s wrote:
Tim H wrote:

 No Stan for a different buff and shine

 Tim, if you run out of cars to buff and shine, my '66 is still sitting here...tiphat

 

I'm luring him to my shop so I can try to trick him into putting my '55 Chevy on his schedule. cool



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Derek69SS wrote:
Lost in the 60s wrote:
Tim H wrote:

 No Stan for a different buff and shine

 Tim, if you run out of cars to buff and shine, my '66 is still sitting here...tiphat

 

I'm luring him to my shop so I can try to trick him into putting my '55 Chevy on his schedule. cool

 Not fair butting in line....I asked him a year ago and he was too busy...banghead

You have your Dad's shop to do that '55...stirpot



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Mitch D.   River Falls, WI

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 I have done a lot of Chevelle's but never a 55 Chevy. That could be very interesting. Derek I will give you a call tonight thanks 



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Lost in the 60s wrote:
Derek69SS wrote:

I'm luring him to my shop so I can try to trick him into putting my '55 Chevy on his schedule. cool

 Not fair butting in line....I asked him a year ago and he was too busy...banghead

You have your Dad's shop to do that '55...stirpot

boxing

Dad is retiring in about a year. Shop space is rented, so he'll be giving that up. 

I will sure miss having free access to a paint booth. 



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Derek69SS wrote:

 

Lost in the 60s wrote:
Derek69SS wrote:

I'm luring him to my shop so I can try to trick him into putting my '55 Chevy on his schedule. cool

 Not fair butting in line....I asked him a year ago and he was too busy...banghead

You have your Dad's shop to do that '55...stirpot

boxing

Dad is retiring in about a year. Shop space is rented, so he'll be giving that up. 

I will sure miss having free access to a paint booth. 

 Yeah, if I had that set-up available, I probably would've worn out my welcome long ago.

You'll have to get that '55 done over winter.



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Mitch D.   River Falls, WI

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