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Old 11-02-2005, 05:58 PM
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In 10 years, we could have more 69 Camaro's running around than were built in 1969....Paul

In case you haven't looked we already do!!!!

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Not sure if there's more cars yet but certainly more Big Blocks than built in '69?
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They had one of those new Camaro bodies at Pavillions last weekend...We looked at it pretty closely. It had an aftermarket frame under it, though. No pictures...sorry!
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Just like the old time early 30's Ford Fiberglass body rods...This will make the reals worth more..
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I have taken a tour of manufacting site for these body shells, and I think they are great for a hot rod or pro-touring project, but the problem starts when some folks try to pass them off as orignal Z28's, SS396,COPO's,Yenkos and so forth, but its those peole that are detrimental to the hobby and preservation of original numbers matching cars. just my 1/2 cents worth.
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There was some things about the body I did not like.

The metal convertible bows/top for instance. In several of the pics with the top up the curvature just did not seem right. It did not have that classic 67-69 look. Kinda like a cheap Ertl $40 diecast. The basic look is there but you know something is just not right

I also wonder about the final fit and finish. Hot Rod did their best to smooze over this and protect their advertisor. Go to Dynacorn's site under the "Joe Parts" Q&A. People are always complaining about the fit of the Dynacorn parts-even the stuff that has recently come out. For instance the mustang door shells they make are known in mustang circles to be horrendous. I have seen them in pics posted on mustang sites and "remedies" people have to do to make them fit. I'm talking mig welding on extra metal because they are shorter than the factory doors.

Joe Parts answer to them is always "We have not heard that before" (yeah right)or "one defective piece may have gotten through" etc etc.

I also saw the Dynacorns Mustang convertible frame rails on display at Spring Carlisle. The look was there as much as I could tell but man where they thin. After repairing the ftrame rails in my car I could feel that they were thinner.
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Default Re: 69 Camaro Body in the Crate

Is this the same Camaro that sold at BJ earlier this year?, the green with the white stripes?. If it was that car just did'nt look right. If thats what their going to sell, great!!, it would be easy to tell the difference.
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Default Re: 69 Camaro Body in the Crate

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They had one of those new Camaro bodies at Pavillions last weekend...We looked at it pretty closely.

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That we did. I inquired of the representative who had it on display there as to how the car would be titled/registered. She said the body is considered a "replacement part" and so if you already had an original car for which you were "replacing" the body, it is legal to swap the VIN and Trim Tags. That's pretty much the answer I figured I was gonna get
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They had one of those new Camaro bodies at Pavillions last weekend...We looked at it pretty closely.

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That we did. I inquired of the representative who had it on display there as to how the car would be titled/registered. She said the body is considered a "replacement part" and so if you already had an original car for which you were "replacing" the body, it is legal to swap the VIN and Trim Tags. That's pretty much the answer I figured I was gonna get

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Did you ask her to put it in writing?
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I'm sure that someone is watching this thread and where those bodies go very Carefully!
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