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01-12-2004, 05:28 AM
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Re: Low mile "Nickey" Camaro on EBay
Inner fenderwells have been swapped out too. Whoever replaced them forgot the rubber weathergards. I too really like the part that reads "I stripped the car to bare metal by hand using razorblades it took three months ".
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01-12-2004, 04:37 PM
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Re: Low mile "Nickey" Camaro on EBay
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looks like 68 style alt bracket and short water pump [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. And what's up with that air cleaner? Looks like the whole engine was hijacked out of a full size 66 - 67 car. Is that a Vette Fest Gold Spinner award plaque in the trunk?
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01-26-2004, 10:39 PM
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Re: Low mile "Nickey" Camaro on EBay
Sam, I didn't see the dates but a friend called me today that did. 1974 dated block casting #s 289 on the block. So much for it being a "69 installed 427" The color was suppost be correct it's not. it's d yellow and black roof by what the trim tag says.
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