I just happened to pull some books to look up Saul's VIN, so lemme see if I can find anything. Nope - broken down by Malibus, chevelles and Station wagons, but not ragtops. But I can tell you the tops came in black AND white.
Mary
Yep, but it keeps him off the streets, and his mind on something other than dwelling on being divorced..... among other downers he has had thrown his way. He is truly happy working on cars.On the up side, the frame he has is finished and painted with a 10 bolt posi 3.3x and new brakes and lines. I don't know what production numbers are on the convert's, but nothing compared to the hard tops. He will still have a desirable classic when he is done, and it will cruise 5 comfortably with the top down.JCOn Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Mary McCarthy <printces@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:printces@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:kinda reminds me of the kid who brought nothing but a front bumper to the Chevelle/El Camino club car show. Got a loooong way to go there. MaryNow THIS is what I like to hear Bro....... If you can get the whole GN or Turbo Regal drive line, the trans is a little more stout than some (200). GN rears are great too, but expensive. Might be too narrow for that 70 Chevelle though. Would have to ask the guys and gals on the Elky List. (CC to the list) For the list.... Brother Jim in Des Moines is building up from a basket case, a 1970 Chevelle Convertible he just scored. I say ghost gray flames in the stripes. Here is a cool example of flames in stripes from the car show at the school this year <http://www.myelcamino.net/cars/STC_052111/pages/IMG_4578.htm>. Also Here. <http://www.myelcamino.net/cars/STC_052111/pages/IMG_4600.htm> Use the arrows to see more of that Camaro. JC
