Worth the Wait  Finishing this 1932 Chevrolet Convertible
Cabriolet's 40-year restoration was a family affair  Worth the
Wait Pin It  Tips from Hemmings Classic Car  November, 2009 -
Mark J. McCourt  Strange though it seems, apples have a tendency
to start things. The story of Adam and Eve, for instance, or
Newton's ruminations on gravity. Apples also started the
restoration odyssey of a particular bit of General Motors
history. When an aged lady came to the home of Allan and Pat
Kehrley in Liberty, New York, to buy apples one summer day,
another story was begun.   That same evening, the Kehrleys'
overwhelming curiosity made them check the old registration
they'd found in the car when they bought it 30 years before; lo
and behold, the name on the paperwork was Helen Adolph. Clearly,
this 1932 Chevrolet Convertible Cabriolet, even in primer and in
the midst of what would amount to a 40-year restoration, was
something special.  Allan and Pat were newlyweds when they
bought the Chevrolet in 1961 from a man in Ea