Hoping to finally get this '67 home - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

ProfGriff · 06-27-2022, 11:15 AM

When I worked on the '67 back in the fall of '18 it was a revelation. I'm not saying it's not a little rusty, but everything came apart with hand tools. No torch, no Johnson bars, no impact. I work PT at a country garage here, and even simple jobs become a PITA because of rust. They salt the roads like crazy in the winter here, plus the Maritime air is salty at the best of times. Half the cars here get junked after 10 years because they are just rotten. That's why we have to look south!

Cheers!

06-27-2022, 11:15 AM	#18
ProfGriff Registered User Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Charlottetown PEI Posts: 6	Re: Hoping to finally get this '67 home When I worked on the '67 back in the fall of '18 it was a revelation. I'm not saying it's not a little rusty, but everything came apart with hand tools. No torch, no Johnson bars, no impact. I work PT at a country garage here, and even simple jobs become a PITA because of rust. They salt the roads like crazy in the winter here, plus the Maritime air is salty at the best of times. Half the cars here get junked after 10 years because they are just rotten. That's why we have to look south! Cheers! __________________ Phil '67 C10 LWB, '68 Volvo 122S SBC swap, '72 MGB GT (summer daily), '92 Westfield Super 7 (track car), '98 Land Rover Disco, plus a couple of cars that I don't have to work on.



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