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coachmayhew

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[quote name="Josh" post="57594" timestamp="1396701204"]That's a beautiful car! I've restored one too, but had to sell it about three years ago.

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That is a fine looking car right there. Don't think I would of been able to sell that one. So awesome, you gotta love the curves. Team Chevy.


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That's a beautiful car!  I've restored one too, but had to sell it about three years ago.

 

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Really like that design.  My father used to have a 1975 Corvette Stingray that he took to shows.  It was already fully restored when he got it, the guy that painted it was considered one of the best Corvette painters in the country.  Had a tilt and telescopic wheel, I've only seen telescopic wheels on German luxury cars today.

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My neighbor has been restoring a '64 Chevy Pickup and a 62 Bel Air.  The Bel Air is in pretty good condition...the pickup on the hand is a complete restoration project.  I helped him take the bed and cab off the frame...so match sheet metal work to do so little time!  lol

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[quote name="Naturalhoosier" post="59202" timestamp="1397265416"]My neighbor has been restoring a '64 Chevy Pickup and a 62 Bel Air. The Bel Air is in pretty good condition...the pickup on the hand is a complete restoration project. I helped him take the bed and cab off the frame...so match sheet metal work to do so little time! lol[/quote]


That sounds like a lot of work. Sounds like he should call Chip Foose and the Overhaulin Ateam.


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I took the '48 to "The Suds" in Greenwood last Saturday and there were at least 75 cars nicer than mine. It really put it into perspective that this is a restoration process and takes time.

If the weather is nice and your in the area of Greenwood on a Saturday night drive or stop by. It is worth seeing a lot of very nice cars at the fair price of free.


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[quote name="JSHoosier" post="61851" timestamp="1398224469"]I need to get a new vehicle, thinking about a 4x4 Tacoma. Got a few projects in mind if I go that route.[/quote]

My dad had one of those and loved it. It was an '11 I believe. Notice I said "had one". That would be because it randomly caught fire in the driveway and burnt (with some explosions) to the ground. Hadn't been driven in over 24 hours. Happy truck hunting :)


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My dad had one of those and loved it. It was an '11 I believe. Notice I said "had one". That would be because it randomly caught fire in the driveway and burnt (with some explosions) to the ground. Hadn't been driven in over 24 hours. Happy truck hunting :)


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They've got their own set of issues, every vehicle does, but I've never heard of one doing that.  The first generation (up to 2004) had an awful case of frames rotting away causing Toyota to buy/repair something like 800,000.  I'm looking at the 2nd gen and that issue seems to have been resolved.

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