Camaro biting the dust!!

[Chevy454]

Yeah, unfortunately this is pretty common. We can only hope this becomes a rarity, which I doubt it will.

[MikeA]

This Camaro looks like a good candidate for the "Cars in Barns" site. It is unfortunate that the owner will not restore the car or sell it.

[bowtie3168]

This stuff happens more than we think that it does. I used to drive past a '69 Camaro (not a rare SS or COPO car) in Colts Neck NJ everyday, the owner had bought it new and enjoyed the car and grew old and "passed on."His wife never moved the car again, she turned down every offer on the car. One day I saw the car broken in two on the back of a "Red Bank Recycling Center" roll back going to the crusher, the lady had past away too and the family junked the car. Well, it is her right but what a bummer.

Andrew

[whitetop]

Breaking News
I just bought this car for $100 with good title. Does anyone have a good rust free 6 cylinder or 307 car? Title not important. And oh by the way where do you find those body "restamping" kits at... And where are all the "hidden" body identification numbers located?
whitetop



[Edited by whitetop (07-25-2001 at 06:49 PM).]

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

'Body Restamping Kit'?? 'Hidden' ID #'s??

Why worry about that stuff, just make it a 'day 2' car with wild paint and chrome! Or part it out.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Whitetop;
Did you decide what you are going to do with this car??
M

[Charley Lillard]

Marlin... I figured he was just Joking about buying the car and wanting to do a rebody.