:D Hello from South Louisiana, just aquired(stole) a 1985 El Camino. It's a project car for me and my 13 old son. Glad to be member and looking forward to any suggestions or help in building this car.

Welcome to the site . Im new here as well and finished my car in 96, but it won't be long Im gona have to refresh the interior with new fabric

Welcome to the club-I also 'stole' this '81 a few months ago and plan on restoring it back to stock as a project with my 14 year old son. Some of the best memories I have as a kid were working with my grandfather on his '58 Impala. Good Luck & Have Fun.

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Welcome to ECC/NECOA Carey!

Stealing is illegal! :) Welcome to a great site. 8-)

Welcome to the site!!! Where abouts in Louisiana?

Welcome CeeTee, always good to have new converts. I think you'll find that you have picked just the right car to bring back to glory. Look around the highways and you will see the nice ones are few, but growing in numbers. Once you start to make it look the way it was new everyone else will want it. As a matter of fact a good alarm system should be on your list of things to do. Enjoy the ride. Harald K

I am from St. Amant, LA, it is located between Baton Rouge and New Orleans

I know where that is...born and raised in Nawlins' myself.

You moved to Texas for work?

You moved to Texas for work?
Moved here in 76 to go to school...haven't left yet.

Welcom to the site, seetee. You'll find a lot of help and information here.

I recently spent a year in Louisiana working for the Dept. of Natural Resources and cultivated a real fondness for the gumbo. Most of my time was spent in Baton Rouge, but I did get to spend some time south of New Orleans in a little town called Thibidoux which is near Homa. I think that is the only place in the country where the locals routinely cut grass (lawn) in very shallow standing water! All the farm land appeared to be about 3 feet above sea level! Flood potential made it kinda scary for a fellow from hill country.

Welcom to the site, seetee. You'll find a lot of help and information here. .

Couldn't have said it better myself Spoon! http://home.pacbell.net/zippom/iagree.gif

Welcome to the site ceetee. It's nice to steal one once in awhile :-D

welcome went there a couple years ago for marti gra had a great time site seein my neck is still sore. Nice balcanies on burbon st.

Me and my wife used to go down there every year on the balconies. There's nothing like it!