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RC Cola poster in original frame from 1952,more shots of shop.If you have noticed i have some old plows and hand tools from the turn of the century. All of it is from my family farm even found an old wagon rotted long ago, all that is left is the wheels and frame pieces.
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gotta know, is the chevy 1963 or 64?
It's a 63 ,one of my project's.
Great project to be working on, will be looking forward to its own posting.
I have the motor done, now on to the body work.
Sounds great, again will be keeping an eye out for future postings. BTW is it small block or big block drive?
Hey Trey, Is thast a Chevelle in the corner of the last photo, maybe an impala....it looks like a 66-67 to me, but I noticed in your earlier post that it was a 63. Classic car indeed. I have been trying to find one that is decent to drive, but the prices are so high, I guess I will have to find me a project car. I owned a 69 chevelle when I was younger, and wish I had never gotten rid of it. Still wishing after all these years !......
Nice shop and collection, I had a 63 Impala in high school I built from 3 cars, the 1st had a good body w/ shot 6 cyl, put a 283, 3 on floor from another car and stripped all the SS parts from a junkyard car and put on, put cherry bombs on it and chrome reverse with baby moons, added an 8 track and had fun fun fun! show us the car when its done. ThriftyGypsy: dont feel bad, I had this 63SS Impala and a 68RS 327 Camaro a 68SS 396 Chevelle and a 69 350 Camaro , all Gone )-:
It is a small block will post picks kerry 10456. Ejw-54 my first car was a 63 impala wasn't super sport, had 327 with factory tach on dash gold color .Found out after i sold it was a special aniversary edition.
thank you for all the love