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Old 01-22-2008, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by JackRobot
Yeah, It def is a typical PA car, I'm going to do as stated, and go look at it, and offer 500 cash, and walk away if he won't take it, I just think this type of car will be hard to come by, so i'd like to take it if I have the chance. The car will get pretty much all new sheetmetal, so it doesn't really matter much to me. I do love the camaro front end, but I don't want a wanna be camaro, so it'll stay a firebird. thanks for the info guys!

EDIT: BTW what body parts from a camaro will fit, decklid? quarters? anything? Just for future know so, just so if I run into camaro parts I can know what will fit. From what i've seen mostly everything is the same.
not sure since I have a 69, but doors? maybe, if the crease lines up... trunk lid...not quarters unless you cut and weld in the shark gills...dorr gl;ass , but glass looks ok..it very little actually that fits from Camaro to Bird, even though they look very alike.....if you run across camaro parts you think you canuse ask here first! no use to buy parts to line the garage with....plus camaro partstend to be more $$ anyway...if bought used.

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