LubeDude
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OK, those of you that are interested in such things have been following my progress on the 69 ElCamino. Now, I am starting to write the description for the add Im going to put on Ebay when I sell it in a week or so. Well, my problem is this, Do I list it as restored or what? I do know what "Resored" means to me, as that is basically what I do to the Covettes and such I work on most of the time, But in my opinion, this car isnt restored. Now on the otherhand, I see cars all the time on Ebay that say they are restored, and there hasnt been half the work done to them as has gone into this car. Honestly, the only thing that hasnt been rebuilt is the front end and it really dosnt need it but the spindles and backing plates are still caked in crud as you can imagine over the years of greasing and such. The tie rod ends, steering arms and swaybar are cleaned and detailed and look new, and it has new shocks in the front and air in the rear. I blacked out most of the front frame rails and suspention, but didnt do anything to the rear of the car except paint the pumpkin cover when I pulled it off to drain the gear oil out and pull the clips so I could yank the seals and put new ones in. The car was preasure washed underneath so its pretty clean but not new looking.<br /><br />So, do I say,<br /><br />"Frame on restoration"<br />"Partially retored"<br />"Very clean and detailed"<br />Or what?<br /><br />What do you guys that are not "car freaks" that would maybe be interested in something like this think you would like to see in the description? Its obviously "Very nice", but I dont want to OVER SELL it.