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Old 05-28-2008, 08:37 PM
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Heres some pics of a 66 chevelle we just finished I own violetto autoworks in montello, wi. it started as the typical car came from someone who thought they new how to do bodywork once stripped it needed almost all the outer panels, quarters, door skins, etc., the car is mostely stock with some exceptions 4 wheel disc brakes from ccp, 383 stroker, turbo 350, and vintage air. We tried to talk him into some bigger wheels but that didnt work very well. Thanks for looking.




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car looks great Telly.
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What's that dark black mark behind the right rear tire ????
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My favorite year. Nice car.
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What's that dark black mark behind the right rear tire ????
must be too much tire dressing haha!!!!
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