1966 chevy bel air.

ss wannabee · 05-21-2014, 08:29 AM

Any chance that damage could be "pulled"? Back in the 'ol days, there were "tin-
knockers" that could perform miracles with sheet metal....Of course today is more of
a replace-type attitude......just asking? Parts availability might be a problem...but
labor to straighten would be an issue as well....

In the meantime...while car is down for repairs....have you asked around if anybody
has a "loaner" rolling chassis....maybe a more common 4dr. sedan or
a wagon...or even a lighter body... Might have to change classes...but would at least
get you back into "battle"...while your ride is repaired....

05-21-2014, 08:29 AM	#10
ss wannabee Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 663 Likes: 0 Liked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: 1966 chevy bel air. Any chance that damage could be "pulled"? Back in the 'ol days, there were "tin- knockers" that could perform miracles with sheet metal....Of course today is more of a replace-type attitude......just asking? Parts availability might be a problem...but labor to straighten would be an issue as well.... In the meantime...while car is down for repairs....have you asked around if anybody has a "loaner" rolling chassis....maybe a more common 4dr. sedan or a wagon...or even a lighter body... Might have to change classes...but would at least get you back into "battle"...while your ride is repaired....