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05-31-2011 #1
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New here!
Hey all, new to the site. Just wanted to introduce myself to the members here. Getting ready to try and find a 69 Camaro and I need to know how bad of a rustbucket it can be before it's unfixable?? hope you guys can help me with all of my questions, lol.
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05-31-2011 #2
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welcome aboard Quinton!
Kevin S. (overseas in Germany)
1963 Chevrolet Impala 2d ht Coupe
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06-01-2011 #3
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Rust all depends on how ambitious you are. I've seen some really rough cars get resurrected.
There are 2 factors in Autocross, Tires and the loose nut behind the wheel.
Paul Grala
69 Mach 1 project (For Sale)
78 Cobra
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98 Expedition
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06-01-2011 #4
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What is your skill level? If you're only a weekend warrior like me then I would look for something that has only minor to moderate rust. There's nothing worse than the feeling of getting in over your head.
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06-02-2011 #5
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It's much easier to replace a motor and trans, than it is to start replacing sheet metal. My advice is to find a body in good condition and spend your hard-earned money on the rest.
- David
1967 Camaro - In remembrance of my friend Scott
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07-30-2011 #6
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Good luck finding what you want.
Welcome!
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