Our 69 Yenko Chevelle restoration

[SS427]

Not that I have ever seen.

[SS427]

I disassembled the old locks so that I could polish and reuse the slotted door where the key goes while using the lock guts to rebuild them. Both doors and trunk now have restored lock cylinders on them. Very time consuming and tedious work but worth it in the end.

[SS427]

Thank you Michael V. Mike sent these reproduction V.V. Cooke plate frames to me with the only stipulation they must be mounted on my truck and trailer. 1 down 1 to go. Thank you sir!

[jer]

Just a quick question on your oil pan drain plug. I always thought the 9/16 head shoulder bolt was used after '68 and the big "A" was used earlier?? Now I'm confused.

[SS427]

This is the one that was on the original pan but I am interested in hearing from others.

[RST]

Wow …. What an amazing job you are doing, the car looks fantastic …………. However, you have clearly over restored the car …………… so ………… maybe you should just give it to Charlie …. He needs another car

[SS427]

He would have to come and get it. I ain't delivering it for that price!

[wheelhop]

Originally Posted by SS427

Thank you Michael V. Mike sent these reproduction V.V. Cooke plate frames to me with the only stipulation they must be mounted on my truck and trailer. 1 down 1 to go. Thank you sir!

legally speaking you don't need a trailer plate on a car hauler in Kentucky

[jl8z28]

Rick how do you get the window washer squirters in the hood

[SS427]

Let me know if these photos do not answer your question and I will take others.