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10-06-2003 02:55 PM #1
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New / old guy
Hi: Just found the site and like what I see. For a little background
I have been playing with these toys since the 60's. Some great cars have come and gone. Past history includes 58 vette, 66 Chevelle SS 427, 66 Vette 396 65 Impala conv. , currently have a restored 64 Impala convertible. I started the full frame off restoration about a 2 years ago and just now starting to enjoy it. It's going to be a street car I am tired of the shows. I do most of my own work so I might be able to answer a simple question from time to time. Keep me away from Tramsmissions. Ooh flashback!!
In process of trying to buy a 67 vett with original 427. You want belive this one but he uses it for a dog house. I would not mind being in that dog house. Wish me luck
I have gone by his place several times but he keeps putting me off. Other than that I just purchased a load (actually 6 loads) of
NOS GM parts from a dealership that closed in the early 80's.
Not sure what I even have yet but it is a lot. Thanks
for the site and I will keep checking in. Some great looking rides here.Member CHR Geezer Club
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10-06-2003 05:41 PM #2
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Geez... I think I'm too young to be a geezer an too old to be a youngster!
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10-06-2003 09:01 PM #3
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You have GM parts from the earliy eighties? OOOOhhhhh, any chance of seperating with a few choice Oldsmobile small block pieces? Maybe a t200-r4? This would be the place for a great market! Anyway, please? Pleeeaaasssee?Right engine, Wrong Wheels 
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10-07-2003 05:41 AM #4
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Welcome to the club, Skunk. Sounds like some neat cars even if they are all GM. As far as the Geezer stuff, remember that old age and treachery will overcome youth and exhuberance !!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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10-14-2003 12:01 PM #5
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T200 R4
DRG84 I do not have a complete T22 R4 but I do have 4 front
covers with input shafts if that would help you. I am still diging
thru all of these parts. Found 4 complete cruise control kits. If you are looking for any particulart part get me the GM part #. I will
check the list to see if I have it. The list is 27 pages long. Quote from my wife "You will buy anything"
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10-14-2003 03:45 PM #6
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welcome skunk22...................
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