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**'68OrangeSunshine** · 04-23-2022, 08:59 PM

OK. I'm in business, almost.
Met Lane in Casa Grande. Got a pair of caliche encrusted Trailing Arms for the C/10. $125, as he had said in the CL ad.
Then I noticed he had 68-72 Stepside Fenders. It took $350 to persuade him to break up a set, but he's a nice guy so he let me have it for that.
I saw a patina blue one on EBay for under $600, but only just.
I told him about the 67-72ChevyTrucks.com website. At first he didn't think he knew about it. Later when I got back with more cash, he said he had seen it before, but it looks different from a smartphone.
PJ's Panhard Bar hasn't come yet, but UPS says it's out for delivery and should arrive before an Hour and Five minutes.
I mean what would a Porch Pirate do with it? They wouldn't know what it's for...
An expensive but productive day

04-23-2022, 08:59 PM	#19
'68OrangeSunshine Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Tucson, AZ USA Posts: 7,071	Re: New Trailing Arms OK. I'm in business, almost. Met Lane in Casa Grande. Got a pair of caliche encrusted Trailing Arms for the C/10. $125, as he had said in the CL ad. Then I noticed he had 68-72 Stepside Fenders. It took $350 to persuade him to break up a set, but he's a nice guy so he let me have it for that. I saw a patina blue one on EBay for under $600, but only just. I told him about the 67-72ChevyTrucks.com website. At first he didn't think he knew about it. Later when I got back with more cash, he said he had seen it before, but it looks different from a smartphone. PJ's Panhard Bar hasn't come yet, but UPS says it's out for delivery and should arrive before an Hour and Five minutes. I mean what would a Porch Pirate do with it? They wouldn't know what it's for... An expensive but productive day __________________ Every 25 years I like to rebuild that 292, whether it needs it or not.