1967 Chevelle SS & 1966 Biscayne

[azcamaros]

I recognized that 67 Chevelle the second I looked at the first picture. I made several attempts at buying that car over a span of 20+ years, and then it disappeared. It is good to see it survived and will hopefully be brought back to life soon. It is a really good car but I have no desire to buy into another project ... ever. GLWS

[Oliver]

Originally Posted by azcamaros

I recognized that 67 Chevelle the second I looked at the first picture. I made several attempts at buying that car over a span of 20+ years, and then it disappeared. It is good to see it survived and will hopefully be brought back to life soon. It is a really good car but I have no desire to buy into another project ... ever. GLWS

It was an adventure to say the least. Involved flying down to Phoenix a couple times to make it happen and then the logistics to get it out of there. I cant believe I'm doing this but, life happens. I looked for a long time for a suitable non black interior, 4 speed project with all matching numbers. I have responded to PM's in order received. I did have to take my beloved 10 year old Weimaraner into the vet to be euthanized this morning as well so, I'm a bit beside myself today with that and appreciate any patience.

-Oliver

[WILMASBOYL78]

I love the big car

-wilma

[luzl78]

Originally Posted by Oliver

It was an adventure to say the least. Involved flying down to Phoenix a couple times to make it happen and then the logistics to get it out of there. I cant believe I'm doing this but, life happens. I looked for a long time for a suitable non black interior, 4 speed project with all matching numbers. I have responded to PM's in order received. I did have to take my beloved 10 year old Weimaraner into the vet to be euthanized this morning as well so, I'm a bit beside myself today with that and appreciate any patience.

-Oliver

Sorry about your pup

[Bill Pritchard]

Originally Posted by luzl78

Sorry about your pup

x2.

A little unusual to see a 67 Chevelle sold new in the Phoenix-area without factory air. That car will look great fully restored!

[luzl78]

Originally Posted by azcamaros

I recognized that 67 Chevelle the second I looked at the first picture. I made several attempts at buying that car over a span of 20+ years, and then it disappeared. It is good to see it survived and will hopefully be brought back to life soon. It is a really good car but I have no desire to buy into another project ... ever. GLWS

Do it. Do it. You know you want it. Turquoise/turqouise