Holy F*C$ S#!T Balls
LUCKY
looks likes most of it is just surface rust too
Well good luck with it
seeing a camaro sitting there like that makes baby jesus cry
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Very sad to see, what a car this is.
Body looks ok!! I'd go for it!!
I saw that car last time I drove to Knoxville + decided to spend a couple days sight-seeing with my grandpa. Bring 7k with you and its yours.
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surface looks decent, however you may want to fully check the underside of that thing , sitting on grass for that long.....
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It is a rare car and a 1 in a million find, but dont get your hopes up. I wouldnt expect that car to be in salvageable condition. But anyways good luck.
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-Boosted LS1?
-Richmond ROD 6-speed(will get sometime)
-Posi 12-bolt(built w/eaton posi unit and richmond 3.73 gears)
-Disc brake and 5 lug swap
+little extras
Ryan (1REDRY) wrote:surface looks decent, however you may want to fully check the underside of that thing , sitting on grass for that long.....
oh i'm betting floor pans, rockers, and bottom rear quarters and probably trunk pan
What else is back there?
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Wow nice find, just be ready to empty your bank account to fix it up. I just got a 77 camaro and will be buying things for it for the next 5 years. I dont know how you go about getting a car sitting like that. is it in somebodys yard or in somebodys property? if not bring a trailer and bring it home i guess.
Chances are it's just sitting there cause the owner refuses to sell it, or is asking a ridiculous amount for it. I see cars like that a lot just rotting away because the ignorant owner refuses to sell it.
Is that a patch of weed growing around it?
Forget "next time". make next time ASAP. That car doesn't deserve that.
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Matt Linke wrote:What else is back there?
there are a few things sitting by the house trailer there (yes a trailer) there was a 70's blue torino sitting by the camaro
Tinkles wrote:It is a rare car and a 1 in a million find, but dont get your hopes up. I wouldnt expect that car to be in salvageable condition. But anyways good luck.
There are enough parts re-popped for those cars all you need is a roof and a VIN tag, you can buy all the rest.
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Honestly, just pull up in a flatbed when the guy isn't there and take her lol. She deserves to be fixed.
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I give up...
i'm buying a VW those people love trees, so they should love eachother too... "Andy"
I'm seriously sorry to break this to you. but there's no such thing as a 1968 Camaro SS327. They made a lot of different Super Sports like the Nova and Impala with the 327, but never ever a Camaro. The base Camaro Super Sport engine was the 350. The car's probably a 327, but I can guarantee that it's not an SS.
Check it out.
Ryan (1REDRY) wrote:surface looks decent, however you may want to fully check the underside of that thing , sitting on grass for that long.....
That was my thought exactly... but still, if you have the knowledge with welding and bodywork, and are willing to put the time in, it certainly does qualify for "diamond in the rough" status...
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Shadowfire wrote:Chances are it's just sitting there cause the owner refuses to sell it, or is asking a ridiculous amount for it. I see cars like that a lot just rotting away because the ignorant owner refuses to sell it.
Man, isn't that the truth. I've run into that a lot. Pieces of compressed rust with a oak tree growing out of the dash and the owners won't sell them because "someday" they're going to get to it.
There are a few owners that realize that the time will never come, so they sell. I got lucky with buying my truck. Now i just need to get settled so i can start building it.
"Project 69'"
1969 Chevrolet C/10, 1/2 ton, 2wd
-Boosted LS1?
-Richmond ROD 6-speed(will get sometime)
-Posi 12-bolt(built w/eaton posi unit and richmond 3.73 gears)
-Disc brake and 5 lug swap
+little extras
Knoxfire Esquire wrote:I'm seriously sorry to break this to you. but there's no such thing as a 1968 Camaro SS327. They made a lot of different Super Sports like the Nova and Impala with the 327, but never ever a Camaro. The base Camaro Super Sport engine was the 350. The car's probably a 327, but I can guarantee that it's not an SS.
Check it out.
also it would have had a special hood also
it could be a sweet car in someone elses hands
found out some possible good news, my grandmother's, friend's, son's boss owns most of the land around where he car is and might own the land that the car is sitting on
that would be good
hurry up and rescue that bitch
