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| “My The Very First Experience Of Car Restoration” By: Murat230
  my first car, it was a real junk when I bought (even there was no engine) I spent two other cars ('64 bel air sedan and '63 bel air sedan) to build it up.
Pros:
driving of it makes you feel like you are curising on a boat.
Cons:
bad road handling.
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| “Awsome Car” By: projectman
Love the way it looks and drives |
| “The Sixty Four” By: Daryl50
This was my second car that my Dad found for me through the Northern Illinois Region of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America. It was the most reliable car I've ever owned. It had the original 283 2bbl V8 and a Powerglide automatic. I refreshed the engine over the winter of 1996 and Dad & I rebuild the brake system as well. I also had a friend rebuild the front & rear suspension, and installed dual 2 1/4 inch exhaust with DynoMax super turbo mufflers. It was a dream to drive. Unfortunately I couldn't store the car and college was calling. It was sold in the summer of 1997 to a guy that beat the snot out of it. I saw it later that fall at a used car lot in Volo, Illinois for $1000 less than I sold it for. I should have bought it back...
Pros:
Comfortable ride, solid build quality, cheap mechanical parts, reliable
Cons:
Huge car, only two lap seat belts, needed too much interior & body work to be perfect.
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| “She Was Purdy” By: Jethro3
V8s suck gas
Pros:
attention getter
Cons:
MPG
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