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1976 Chevy Nova ....
- Thread starter Jim E
- Start date
Jeff Scoville
Donation Time
Jim, you should see the next project coming into my shop.
A '69 Firebird convertable, numbers matching 350.
The customer paid $6000.00 and traveled 1500 miles to get it.
There is not a single body panel that is repairable!
What's left of the carpeting is dragging on the ground due to the lack of any floors!
All this and he has an expectation of driving the finished car in 12 months, I aint no "overhaulin"!
It must be nice to have boxes of money to throw around.
But hey, for the Nova. I have a 572 Chevy crate motor, never been installed (still in the plastic) lying around that a guy backed out of. Due to distributer clearance, I won't be putting it in a beam!
A '69 Firebird convertable, numbers matching 350.
The customer paid $6000.00 and traveled 1500 miles to get it.
There is not a single body panel that is repairable!
What's left of the carpeting is dragging on the ground due to the lack of any floors!
All this and he has an expectation of driving the finished car in 12 months, I aint no "overhaulin"!
It must be nice to have boxes of money to throw around.
But hey, for the Nova. I have a 572 Chevy crate motor, never been installed (still in the plastic) lying around that a guy backed out of. Due to distributer clearance, I won't be putting it in a beam!