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05-18-2009 10:11 PM #1
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About the same time the CEOs lost their minds..
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05-18-2009 10:52 PM #2
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When have the ceo's NOT lost their minds?
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05-19-2009 05:55 AM #3
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I agree completely. I was 18 and working as a "new car "get ready" boy for the Ford dealer in Texarkana back in 1963 when all this nonsense began. I use to have the imposable job of stopping squeaks etc. in the bodys of those cars. Usually we would take a big punch and punch through the body to the "frame?". Rarely did that work.
Originally Posted by firebird77clone
I am looking for another project when I finish with my current project. I think it may be a Nova. I don't particularly like the box of the Chevy II. What I would like is a Nova with a frame that I can do a frame-off restore.
Any ideas?1951 Chevy 3600 Long Box
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