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Thread: 68 with 69 Quarters
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03-28-2005 #1
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68 with 69 Quarters
I don't know what to say.
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I do WTF!!!
Originally Posted by TonyHuntimerRaceHome
maybe his bodyman was drunk?
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lol.....I did the reverse once....over 20 years ago....68 quarters on a 69, but it was a trashed circle track car where nobody cared.
In those days, 1st gen cars were plentiful around here. I cringe when I think of all the early F-body tin that got used up in that way.
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I wonder if the left quarter is the same?
KenIf there is a hard way to do something, I'll find it!
My other car is a Vega.
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if the wheel openings on the front fenders matched it would look pretty good. but like it is.......nope.
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69 with 68 Fenders
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Originally Posted by Serpa69
Did you even click the link and read the discription? He clearly states its a 68 with 69 quarters also look at the car the front clip it is all 68 so is the tail panel, etc.
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I like it, Im thinking of putting a 69 Camaro R/S front end on my 69 Firebird. Serious
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This actually doesnt look that bad. Its a lot better than the other camaro that was posted. The 69 with the 80's front clip. Now THAT car was ugly.
Mr Quick I think your idea would look nice. The 69 Firebird with a 69 Camaro front end.
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I've only got one thing to say to the guy that did the "resto"..
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69 camarobird?
just add tail panel , minor rear quater mods- markerlights and gills - and dash and youll have a 69 camaro - thought of it myself - birds are alot cheaper than camaros, i decided to build mine as afirebird - transam clone - there are too many z-28's and SS camaros everywhere Originally Posted by MrQuick
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Hi Z man,
well heres the thing, I love the rear tail panel on Fbirds but hate the front ends...I love the RS look of 69's but not too fond of the rear, well that was until Pascuel came along. I think i may do it still if I don't sell it.
Originally I wanted to do a R/A TA clone, but the hoods are very rare.MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε
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