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Old 03-26-2008, 07:05 PM
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Default Possible project car, Check out pics

Can you guys do me a favor and look at these pics and tell me if it looks salvagable. I'm getting it for a sweet deal if i want it.
It's a 93' Camaro.





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looks kinda like scrap metal to me bro!

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No sir
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I wouldn't mess with a car that bad. Better off to start with a shell that you know is straight.
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I would only mess with it if its straight from the firewall to behined the rear seats and tube the front and back. If you want a nice street car to build then I would pass on it.
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It will be a straight up stripped out drag car w/ a LQ4-TH400-9"rear. I already have my SS for a DD/street car.

How hard is it to do a tubular frontend?

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Depends on how good you are at tubular welding and bending tubing. You would have to do something more like the second pic and I would cage the car then do the front and tie it in. Center of the car better be dead straight though.
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unless its free and u really like doing repair work id stay away from it. u can get an operation v6 these days for 1 grand.
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it would be good for tube chassis car.
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If its Cheap enough Id get it sell anything salvadgeable then sell the rest for scrap.

Wouldnt do anykind of rebuilding though especially if you had to ask if doing a tubular front end is hard.
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$200

w/ a set of bilstein shocks and Eibach springs.
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I have the front nose clip and fenders, headlight, signals, and maybe some other stuff $200.00 Its a start
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Like it has been said before, definitely pass. Get yourself a straight, clean one for 1k
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Looks like the front glass is busted also, I would pick up a straight car for a grand or so.

Me, I could never build a V6 car regardless of what engine I put in it, would have to be a Z.
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Originally Posted by JUICED96Z

Me, I could never build a V6 car regardless of what engine I put in it, would have to be a Z.
Uh, why? No-one would EVER care or EVER know the difference.




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