Breaker-1
Well-Known Member
Okay guys, here are a few pics, as requested, and as promised.
I bought this one about 15 years ago or so. I had just sold my original 69 and had severe withdrawals. I would wake up in the middle of the night kicking and screaming. Ok, it wasn't quite that bad, but close. I found this one and bought it immediately. It's not nearly as desirable toe as my original, but it filled the void.
This one is a clean slate that I can do whatever with, it has no fender tag, and I fear that I may not find a buildsheet due to some previous owner swapping out the original interior for 68 ( basically, seats & dash faceplates). It seems to be originally a forest green metallic car with black interior and vinyl top. It has a 383 magnum and a console shifted 727. It is pretty solid car from Oklahoma, but does have some battle scars. It is currently in "as I bought it" condition. Previous owner peeled the vinyl top off, painted the car red, and painted the top white along with the tail stripe, hood indentions, and that ugly stripe on the nose. Not sure if they had a hard time reading the emblems and thought they said Camaro. Ugh!
I bought this one about 15 years ago or so. I had just sold my original 69 and had severe withdrawals. I would wake up in the middle of the night kicking and screaming. Ok, it wasn't quite that bad, but close. I found this one and bought it immediately. It's not nearly as desirable toe as my original, but it filled the void.
This one is a clean slate that I can do whatever with, it has no fender tag, and I fear that I may not find a buildsheet due to some previous owner swapping out the original interior for 68 ( basically, seats & dash faceplates). It seems to be originally a forest green metallic car with black interior and vinyl top. It has a 383 magnum and a console shifted 727. It is pretty solid car from Oklahoma, but does have some battle scars. It is currently in "as I bought it" condition. Previous owner peeled the vinyl top off, painted the car red, and painted the top white along with the tail stripe, hood indentions, and that ugly stripe on the nose. Not sure if they had a hard time reading the emblems and thought they said Camaro. Ugh!