STEVE POLLARD

Bloo, thanks for the information, I really appreciate it ! Thanks Jim for the kind remarks... I'll probably stick with the 16" rims, but thanks for the offer...by the way, that's one beautiful truck...I always liked the '67 thru '72 model years and when this '69 came on the market last year, I could not resist ! Steve

The tires on my 1969 Chevrolet 3/4 ton Custom Camper are starting to show signs of dry rot. The current tire size on the truck is LT 235 / 85R 16. I want to replace them with the correct factory specification tires, so I purchase a original 1969 Chevrolet Truck catalog with the specifications for 1969 model year. They have the following tire sizes listed for the 3/4 ton series: 8.75 - 16.5 , 9.50 - 16.5 , 10.00 - 16.5. I'm guessing that the tires were bias ply back then, but I'm leaning towards keeping radials on the truck. I would appreciate any help in determining how to convert the original sizes over to today's truck tire sizes. Thanks

I'm looking for either NOS or nice used passenger door molding for my Impala SS project. Must be with the green insert color, will attach a photo. Thanks

I have a spare hood for '69 Impala / Caprice / Biscayne / Bel Air. Nice shape, no damage or rust issues... was painted at one point prior to me purchasing it. Buyer pays shipping. $300 * I'm located here in NY, will be attending the Rhinebeck Car Show next month, can bring it there at no charge. Thanks

Beautiful!

EXCELLENT ! ! I really enjoyed watching this video ..... Thanks for posting ! Steve

I received the letter this past Thursday. To be totally honest, I'm not up to date on what is happening here - my own fault. Maybe if the Club , if it's legally possible, give the Club Membership an update. Thanks!

Wow ! I love it.... what a great job, thanks for posting the pictures ! Steve

Beautiful wagon John !

Wow.... what a beauty !!

Very nice !

One of my four children.. then & now.....

9 degrees and sunny here in the Hudson Valley Region of New York.

From my own experience, Penn-Dutch Restorations.... I've posted pictures here a few months ago of their craftsmanship - Excellent !

I'm in the process of restoring a 1969 Chevrolet Impala SS and I have just about everything I need in NOS but I'm still in need of the passenger side door molding in green... I believe the part # is 8701245-44. Thanks

I'm into Chevrolet's, but that is absolutely beautiful!! Steve

Very nice ! I just got my first vintage Chevrolet Truck a few months ago... starting to really like these old trucks!

Leaves are still hanging on here in the Hudson Valley Region of New York - my 1969 3/4 ton Chevrolet Custom Camper...

A bumper has been located...... Thanks ! Steve

I'm trying to locate a replacement rear step bumper for my 1969 Custom Camper C20 Chevrolet Truck. Unfortunately, it was damage during transport and I rather not replace it with a new chrome aftermarket .... I've been checking ebay and other dedicated truck sites with no luck as of yet.... any help would be appreciated ! Steve

Well worth the wait Jeff..... Thanks again !

Just wanted to take a moment to personally thank Jeff & Devon for the work that they did on my 1969 Impala SS427. I posted a request here on the AACA Forum since no other body shops in my area would perform the work, Jeff contacted me and arrangements were made. I can't tell you how pleased I am with the work that was performed - fabricating the trunk extensions, wheel wells, windshield lip and patching in both quarter panels, absolutely beautiful work !! It's nice to know that there are still craftsmen out there that take pride in their work. Thanks Guys !

For my storage needs, I have a Atlas 8000 four post lift. I had this lift now for almost 3 years, it's been great. For a additional cost I had it delivered and set up in my garage ( casters are included ) My lower back thanked me. Steve

Beautiful !

Very cool, being a GM guy, I really enjoyed that ! Steve