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08-09-2007, 07:53 AM
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Re: Monmouth Car Show
I think he said he's blending his own Bio-Diesel now. He's kinda fed up with 'Vendors' in general!
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08-15-2007, 03:26 AM
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Re: Monmouth Car Show
It’s good to see these 70-L78 cars finally being restored. I think this is only the third one I have ever seen finished. I know of 4 in the process of being restored now. Unfortunately the tail panel on this car is flat black which is wrong.
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08-15-2007, 05:06 AM
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Re: Monmouth Car Show
------Mark,,,I think we all just went thru some thing very similar to this, although you may have missed it. Im hoping we didnt push out a couple of the very best members we have in that debacle. In the world of restored Chevys what real difference does it make weather the tailpanel is flat, gloss, semi-gloss or purple for that matter??? The owner may or may not know if its correct or not. To my way of thinking though it can be easily changed by the next lucky owner if and when there is one. The owner may appreciate the input, but then again he may NOT. I really dont see the sheen of a tail-light panel, no matter what it is, as being unfortunate! I do believe you meant no harm but I, for one, am re-thinking how to post in the future. I think it behooves all of us to focus on the posatives rather than dwell on some of these minor (in my eyes) negatives. Hope you choose not to take this the wrong way......Bill S
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