That truly IS one HEAVY CHEVY brother! My stars!! I gotta say, for me, the 69' fastback Chevelle has always been THE ONE muscle car that I would love to own, or possibly even build for myself (when I'm old and completely grey... but I'm not there just yet...) out of whatever foundation I could manage to get my hands on. There aren't many left these days. And the ones that are around and about, are either already built to death, and far out of reach for the "Average Joe", or, such a nightmare to imagine having to navigate a build from beginning to end, that your average "Average Joe", simply says NO. But, this IS America... And a guy can dream, can't he?! Anyway, that is truly a thing of beauty... And the owner definitely has some "spunk" when it comes to accessorizing! My wife said "damn baby... It looks just like they took the mold straight from between your very own legs! We should've gotten those things copyrighted, or trademarked, or SOMETHING! Then every time somebody hung a set of those gorgeous baby-makers from their car or truck, we could get paid some royalties!" Hind-sight IS always 20-20, is it not?!
Glad you enjoyed checking out my Chevelle! This car is one I've been taking care of since I bought it back in 1996 for $2300.00 and I restored myself! Check out my restoration video, I tell the whole story, I took lots of pictures of the process! Thanks for watching and commenting! 1970 Chevelle restoration is the name of that particular video!
I moved from the Hagerstown area to western NY in 2018. In MD I ran 93 in my 455 ’72 Cutlass. Park it in the heat and you could hear the gas boil in the fuel pump (not the carb). I have been running non-ethanol (recreational) gas available at some pumps here - get it if you can find it. No boil, no serious vapor issues, no ethanol degradation. But other than Bowman’s trucking fuel station, non-ethanol is rare in western MD, I’d say. I know it would help.
I know where there is a non ethanol pump close, I end up not going there because I'm usually in a different area! But I think that every gas station should have a non ethanol pump
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That truly IS one HEAVY CHEVY brother! My stars!! I gotta say, for me, the 69' fastback Chevelle has always been THE ONE muscle car that I would love to own, or possibly even build for myself (when I'm old and completely grey... but I'm not there just yet...) out of whatever foundation I could manage to get my hands on. There aren't many left these days. And the ones that are around and about, are either already built to death, and far out of reach for the "Average Joe", or, such a nightmare to imagine having to navigate a build from beginning to end, that your average "Average Joe", simply says NO. But, this IS America... And a guy can dream, can't he?! Anyway, that is truly a thing of beauty... And the owner definitely has some "spunk" when it comes to accessorizing! My wife said "damn baby... It looks just like they took the mold straight from between your very own legs! We should've gotten those things copyrighted, or trademarked, or SOMETHING! Then every time somebody hung a set of those gorgeous baby-makers from their car or truck, we could get paid some royalties!" Hind-sight IS always 20-20, is it not?!
Glad you enjoyed checking out my Chevelle! This car is one I've been taking care of since I bought it back in 1996 for $2300.00 and I restored myself! Check out my restoration video, I tell the whole story, I took lots of pictures of the process! Thanks for watching and commenting! 1970 Chevelle restoration is the name of that particular video!
I moved from the Hagerstown area to western NY in 2018. In MD I ran 93 in my 455 ’72 Cutlass. Park it in the heat and you could hear the gas boil in the fuel pump (not the carb). I have been running non-ethanol (recreational) gas available at some pumps here - get it if you can find it. No boil, no serious vapor issues, no ethanol degradation. But other than Bowman’s trucking fuel station, non-ethanol is rare in western MD, I’d say. I know it would help.
I know where there is a non ethanol pump close, I end up not going there because I'm usually in a different area! But I think that every gas station should have a non ethanol pump