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Old 12-29-2025, 09:15 PM
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Did a little more research on this Sprint. Looks like it was originally red with a black interior (based on the Fisher Body tag). I see that for $110 I can get the PHS history which looks like a smart thing to do. The dealer has a very comprehensive video on their web site that points out a few flaws (cruise control and radio inop, coolant gauge inop). It has power windows, tilt wheel, manual choke, things not mentioned. I see the hydroboost that did not catch my eye before. The carbs have the thin horn filters on all 6 but a better air filter would hit the master cylinder. What I have not seen is undercarriage photos - yet. None were included in the video. The video seemed to show the body very well and I did not detect a single flaw.

There is a three gauge panel on the console. The gauges don't look stock but is the panel a stock piece?

Here is the dealer link and video.

https://www.frankmanmotors.com/inven...223378l600723/

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Old 01-10-2026, 09:02 PM
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"There is a three gauge panel on the console. The gauges don't look stock but is the panel a stock piece?"

The console gauges are 1967 factory Camaro. That gauge option placed a tach in the dash cluster where the fuel gauge normally resides. You'll see this car has 2 fuel gauges. The factory one in the dash and the Camaro console gauge upper left hand pod.

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