Here's the dilemma:
1) 4915 shares the garage with my Chevelle.
2) There are no bunk beds, so there is room for only one.
3) The old lady (the Chevelle) needs her front end rebuilt. I mean everything... Tie rods, ball joints, bushings, shocks, springs, and add a rear sway bar.
4) The old lady is my daily driver.
5) It is December.
6) 4915 has never seen rain.
7) The Chevelle is older than me and has probably seen worse.
Do I haul a$$ and try to do all this work on a sunny weekend?
OR
Do I wait until spring (gulp :???: ) and try to do it then?
Suggestions and/or prayers are gladly welcome. :-B
P.S. I know the old lady is a Chevy, but have a little respect for the elders, I do.
And NO, selling the Chevelle or get a bigger garage is not an option. The latter, at least not right now.
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Bullitt #4915 (Black)
1970 Chevelle
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Nvr2Fast on 2001-12-10 16:55 ]</font>
1) 4915 shares the garage with my Chevelle.
2) There are no bunk beds, so there is room for only one.
3) The old lady (the Chevelle) needs her front end rebuilt. I mean everything... Tie rods, ball joints, bushings, shocks, springs, and add a rear sway bar.
4) The old lady is my daily driver.
5) It is December.
6) 4915 has never seen rain.
7) The Chevelle is older than me and has probably seen worse.
Do I haul a$$ and try to do all this work on a sunny weekend?
OR
Do I wait until spring (gulp :???: ) and try to do it then?
Suggestions and/or prayers are gladly welcome. :-B
P.S. I know the old lady is a Chevy, but have a little respect for the elders, I do.
And NO, selling the Chevelle or get a bigger garage is not an option. The latter, at least not right now.
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Bullitt #4915 (Black)
1970 Chevelle
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Nvr2Fast on 2001-12-10 16:55 ]</font>