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This was a good opportunity for my son and I to do something together. It’s not all about the parts. The weather folks were calling for rain all weekend, but it held off. Hubbard’s Impala was there with their business on wheels, so I was able to pickup some body panels for the 64 Impala […]
Look around and you'll find articles on my 64 Impala restoration activities, how-to articles, a motor book section, and product reviews.
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I look forward to talking with you and hearing about your classic car restoration project.
Carl
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