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.... as I usually build race cars

This build is a replica of a '69 Chevelle SS396 I owned years ago .......... It was ordered by an individual and delivered to Plains Chevrolet in Amarillo, Texas .......... but something fell through and the car wound up on the showroom floor despite its odd configuration

It was powered by a 350 horse 396 with a TurboHydro 400 transmission ........... no A/C, but it did have power steering and brakes .......... Teal inside and out .......... bench seat and a column mounted shifter .......... a strange combination, but I really loved that little car

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Posted

.... as I usually build race cars

This build is a replica of a '69 Chevelle SS396 I owned years ago .......... It was ordered by an individual and delivered to Plains Chevrolet in Amarillo, Texas .......... but something fell through and the car wound up on the showroom floor despite its odd configuration

It was powered by a 350 horse 396 with a TurboHydro 400 transmission ........... no A/C, but it did have power steering and brakes .......... Teal inside and out .......... bench seat and a column mounted shifter .......... a strange combination, but I really loved that little car

69SS08.jpg

69SS02.jpg69SS03.jpg69SS05.jpg69SS07.jpg

Nice!!! My dad had a 69...burgundy with black vinyl roof...I was around 5 yrs old!!

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John just getting this kit to look good is a chore...but this one is a 10+ and the fact that it's a build of your old ride makes it even better!.. I happen to think that's a good looking color combo B) B)

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John is apparently a practitioner of styrene alchemy - capable of turning a mediocre kit into a worthwhile build. Nice job!

John, what paint did you use on the body?

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John, what paint did you use on the body?

I used Leon Tefft's Cobracolors Emerald Turquoise Metallic ......... it's an almost perfect match for the '69 Chevelle Teal :D :D

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