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M
· Nov 9, 2002
suggest you try the CLASSIC CHEVROLET CLUB..( this is no joke...there really is such a club....! )
Pete Hartmann
C
· Nov 10, 2002
I thought it was the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America (VCCA). Maybe there is a "Classic" one too. I'm sure VCCA has a web site, but I don't know what it is. I'll bet they know where to look for the numbers though.
M
· Nov 10, 2002
Chcuk - no joke ! I saw the CLASSIC CHEVROLET CLUB advertising for members at the Pomona (Calif) Swap Meet a couple of years ago. I also saw something about a CLASSIC THUNDERBIRD CLUB! There is a CLASSIC TRUCK monthly car magazine...when is the last time you went to the automotive section of a big magazine store...it is getting difficult to find ANY old used car or truck that is NOT a "classic"....!
Yeah....aint that a "doozie"......!
Pete Hartmann
C
· Nov 11, 2002
It's just a sign of the times. In the small town where I get my mail, population 11,000, there are 9 companies in the yellow pages called "Classic" something-or-other.
If you really are looking for something to do, go to www.google.com and type the word "classic" in the search window. Let me know when you have finished reading them all. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/icons/grin.gif" alt="" />
M
· Jan 3, 2003
THe ID plate is located on the right front body hinge pillar. Fisrt serial numbers for 1948 : Model # FJ-1001,FK-1001.
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