Thanks for the Information will check those areas,But probably will still buy it,not afraid of a little rust.
Will post pictures when Im get it on Tuesday.Like I need another car,But the wife wants it and never asked for one in 33 Yrs. WHEELS
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I'am interested in the Early 40s style
look !
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RE: 55 Hrdtp.
by docchevy
Posted: 09/21/2003 12:08 EST
If your wife says yes, GO FOR IT! The last '55 I bought was 19 years ago and I found that there were no parts left in the junk yards. You will have to buy everything from aftermarket. But they are great fun to work on ... you can reach everything! Good luck!
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docchevy Remember Physics explains everything!
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RE: 55 Hrdtp.
by Fred
Posted: 09/21/2003 14:36 EST
I went to a local car show yesterday afternoon that probably had close to 150 cars in it and not a bad one in the bunch!! I would bet that chasing around with my voting card, I crossed at least 20+ '55 of every model and to me, the hardtop is the best looking one...The winner of that class was a HT that was truly a top restoration and was the cream and turquoise variety with the 283 motor.. then there's the '56's and the '57's so it almost looked like a Chevy show..It was sponsered by a local Buick club that was 95% GN's and sparkled...I wasnt aware of it until some one told me about www.gasolinealleyshowcars.com and it had an extensive calender of events in the Dallas/Ft Worth area...AND swap meets too!!!!!! It also shows a few cars for sale...and parts..(they're early used parts Dick!!)
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RE: 55 Hrdtp.
by wheels1950
Posted: 09/21/2003 17:44 EST
Fred,Thanks for the reply,I couldn't get into that site but will try again later.
WHEELS
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