Reproduction Parts for 1916-1964 Chevrolet Passenger Cars & 1918-1987 Chevrolet & GMC Trucks



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#480457 04/07/2023 2:15 AM
by PaulS
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I have a very nice 57 sport coupe it is a survivor car, has 62,000.00 miles
I am always concerned about what I can do to the car without altering its value as a survivor
it is a really nice car, and a real head turner

I drove it to high school in the 70s and have had it since without doing much but TLC

it does have a few cosmetic issues, original pain is pitted in areas, and a scrape on the back fender and the stainless is good but tarnished and some dings

I have always wanted to re-do the chrome, but I worry about decreasing its value

any suggestions on how to keep this car as a survivor and not harm the status of the car

Paul
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#480459 Apr 7th a 02:21 AM
by Chipper
Chipper
There is an increasing number of old car enthusiasts and buyers that appreciate survivors. I have a few of them and they get as much attention as others when displayed. They are only original or preserved original once. When upgraded or refinished some significant history is destroyed.
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