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Old 07-12-2008, 08:18 AM
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Taking the family on a trip to check out a '65 Malibu SS tomorrow. The car needs a total restore but the price isn't too bad so hopefully I can strike a deal if its worth dealing for.

Ever since I sold my '69 Camaro, I miss having someihing in the garage to mess with. Since my son is almost 8 months now it can be a future father son project. Who knows by the time its ready for the powertrain it may have a hybrid engine in it...LOL or just leave the holes in the floors and ride "Flintstone Style". I guess I am getting ahead of myself and better wait and see what tomorrow brings.
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Old 07-12-2008, 08:23 AM
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Cool... we just finished repairing all the holes in our '65s floor and trunk, and we're doing the rear trunk filler panel next. We used Panel Bond to repair one quarter, and the other quarter install is next week. These are cool cars to work on, pretty simple. Check out Jody's masterpiece for inspiration!
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Old 07-12-2008, 04:00 PM
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Yeah Jody's car is Bad A$$, that is why I am a little more drawn to this one, you really dont see a lot of the 64-65's out there. I plan on keeping an eye on the progress of your build.
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Old 07-12-2008, 06:26 PM
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Todds69,

After building \ owning several Camaros I recently picked up a 64 Chevelle and I love it. Here are some pics:

http://www.fototime.com/inv/2365072DE71EB70

To really see these pics well you need to click on any one pic to start a slide show of 5X8 pics and then you can click on any 5X8 pic to see it full screen.

And, as for the father son project idea.....great plan. I built a 67 Camaro with my (at the time) 15 year old daughter and it was a hoot.

Take care,
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Thanks Chris,

Sweet ride, love the interior, that is something this car does not have is interior. Are those factory buckets or aftermarket?

Thanks Todd
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Todd,

The seats are after-market. The entire interior for the car was done by a SoCal shop called J&B Interiors. If you would like more information or some specific interior shots just let me know.

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WOW! As I suspected the car was in need of a FULL resto. not sure if I want to take on such a large undertaking. He said he had a couple more people going to look at it, so if it sells then it does but it gives me a little more time to ponder the task.

Thanks Chris, if you want to post some pics I would love to see them, front buckets mainly.

Here is the link
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/car/739112214.html

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WOW! As I suspected the car was in need of a FULL resto. not sure if I want to take on such a large undertaking. He said he had a couple more people going to look at it, so if it sells then it does but it gives me a little more time to ponder the task.

Thanks Chris, if you want to post some pics I would love to see them, front buckets mainly.

Here is the link
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/car/739112214.html
yeah, looks like quite a project.

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