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Old 03-27-2006, 07:00 PM
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I worked for a year and a half as a photographer for the Auto Trader magazine here in Phoenix and you would not believe have many cars I could show you just sitting rotting away. I know one guy who has a gorgeous 68 Lemans Ragtop just sitting under a carport witht the top down for a years. Body is super nice, the interior is covered in dirt but would clean up nice. Says he is going to fix it someday (yeah, right). I also know a storage yard with some first gen Camaro's, Chevelle's just sitting for years. I know of a 74 GTO that is supposed to be for sale, however I have never been able to contact the owner and I have left my number but never got any replies. It is a shame.....many people would love to get ahold of these cars and bring them back to life but people just seem to want to let tem rot and not let anyone get ahold of them.

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Old 03-27-2006, 10:32 PM
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Just a good ole Boy!! Never meanin no harm... Yep! Both cars went into the ditch front end first and bent the subframes. Not a big deal as I'm getting pretty darn good at restoring first gen subframes. As for the bodies, me, the spot and mig welders and a few hand built jigs should have them looking better in short order. Unfortunately, I don't have the cash to buy the panels yet.

Anyone notice how many of the F-bodies in the bone yards were "backed" into trees.

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