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I just finished a 66 SS Chevelle. The engine is a 69 427/435hp Corvette engine. 4 speed 4.10 12 bolt. I'll post a few pics when I get it figured out.



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Welcome, glad to see another 4 headlight car joining the group. Sweet car. Man I need to get working on mine.



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Chris R wrote:

Welcome to the club, a mighty fine place to be. The 66 owners will be slowly overcoming all the 72 owners.thumbsup


Welcome Dave!thumbsup

Chris, other than the white interior, that looks a lot like what I remember your '66 looked like 10 years ago before it went into storage jail.  razz

 



-- Edited by SShink on Tuesday 11th of June 2013 08:55:24 PM

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Welcome to the group, looking forward to meeting you at upcoming events. Nice car!

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Welcome, very nice looking 66 thumbsup



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Welcome to the club, a mighty fine place to be. The 66 owners will be slowly overcoming all the 72 owners.thumbsup



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Welcome to the group, Dan.

It's nice to see another '66 in the collection!   hyper



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mn66396 wrote:

Mitch, the weather stripping and front sway bar is from you. I've been to your place. How is that 12 bolt holding up?


 You're 12 Bolt Dave in Oakdale ???  The clutch went instead of the rear end....dunno  Guess I should've stayed with a 3800 rpm launch and not 4500...rolleyes

I've got a 8.5 10 bolt I need rebuilt and set up. It needs a bearing kit. I have the seals. Interested ??

Now I remember seeing that Chevelle shortly after you got it. Been a long project but looks like it turned out nice.

I was kind of watching for you last Friday in No St Paul. I had my '38 coupe down near the Post Office.



-- Edited by Lost in the 60s on Tuesday 11th of June 2013 10:26:03 PM

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Welcome, kind of an interesting carb set-up  on a 66 BBc.  Dave , were you on Team Chevelle the last couple of years while doing a rebuild with a name like 65.... or something?



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I might be wrong. Won't be the 1st time. But that carb set up looks its off a 67 Corvette 427 tri power set up ?. Welcome to a great club and a bunch of great guys.



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Thanks for the welcome. You guys let me park a 70 SS454 in No. St. Paul with your group. It was a gray LS5. I think Derrick had a need for a metric bolt for his brakes if I remember right, it's been several years. We went back to my garage and I dug one up. Jim, yes I remember you. I have a 65 Biscayne as well. The tri carb is a 68 manifold, the 67's sit a lttle higher.

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Oh, you're THAT Dave!  I know who you are now.  You are the nice guy that ran Derek home to help with the caliper bolt you mentioned, and I bought a rear sway bar and lower control arms from you a couple of Chevelles ago (I have a bad Chevelle habit...).  I also ran into you at a car show last summer somewhere too.

Great to have you on the forum, and looking forward to seeing you and the '66 soon! 



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Dang, ANOTHER nice '66. I'm getting a complex that mine is a beater.

As said, welcome and look forward to meeting you and seeing the car...tiphat



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Mitch, the weather stripping and front sway bar is from you. I've been to your place. How is that 12 bolt holding up?

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SShink wrote:
Chris R wrote:

Welcome to the club, a mighty fine place to be. The 66 owners will be slowly overcoming all the 72 owners.thumbsup


Welcome Dave!thumbsup

Chris, other than the white interior, that looks a lot like what I remember your '66 looked like 10 years ago before it went into storage jail.  razz

 



-- Edited by SShink on Tuesday 11th of June 2013 08:55:24 PM


 That was the first thing I thought too. Only other thing different is the wheels. It still hasnt had all the trim put back on it.

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SShink wrote:

Oh, you're THAT Dave!  I know who you are now.  You are the nice guy that ran Derek home to help with the caliper bolt you mentioned, and I bought a rear sway bar and lower control arms from you a couple of Chevelles ago (I have a bad Chevelle habit...).  I also ran into you at a car show last summer somewhere too.

Great to have you on the forum, and looking forward to seeing you and the '66 soon! 


I remember that night too now. Seems I recall you sold the LS5 car a few years ago to a relative and I seem to recall something similiar to what Jim mentions about you posting about your 66 on TC not too long ago. Now we are connecting the dots. Anyways, welcome again.



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mn66396 wrote:

Mitch, the weather stripping and front sway bar is from you. I've been to your place. How is that 12 bolt holding up?


 We're having a club meeting here this Saturday and then, weather permitting, we will cruise to Hastings around 3:00 for the show. Weather pattern isn't looking good for the show right now. Hope this pattern of weekend rain goes away soon.

If the weather (again) is nice I will bring my Camaro to No St Paul this week. I had a request from a long ago friend to bring it.



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Thanks Mitch, I'll be looking for you Friday night.



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I LOVE THE 3x2 427 sweet engine nice car. that is some serious coin on the top of that engine.

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The engine is an original 435hp tri carb motor but had a 4 bbl on it when I got it. I found the intake sitting in a gas station in Wisconsin, it had been on the shelf for many years. I went through the carbs and it works great. I pulled the 360 hp 396 out and it sure woke it up. We'll be running it down the track sometime this summer to see what it will do. We have a Biscayne that runs high 11's and I think the Chevelle will run right with it.

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