1971 Camaro Roller *Now W/ Photos*
10-22-2015, 12:26 PM
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1971 Camaro Roller *Now W/ Photos* Bought this a few months ago, didn't need it then, yep.
71 Camaro, floorboards are trash, full color spectrum paint, quarters were replaced by someone else, probably need to be redone.
It is literally a roller that you can build.
I was going to use the firewall and title for my racecar, so I can sell this one of two ways.
Roller - no title $1500obo
Roller with title $2000 obo.
It's chilling in a field on I-10 near Sealy at a large non-vendor establishment that I work at behind the drag strip tower. Just post here or pm if you'd like to come look at it.
Can deliver to Houston if you come out here and decide you want it.
Here are some photographs:
Some of the previous owners magnificent craftsmanship. #thanksobama
Concours quality interior speedholes
If those didn't scare you away click here for a full album.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/s...5755910&type=3
This needs a total restoration and a lot of sheetmetal work, but it is a buildable chassis. I don't need to sell it, but if I can have more cash in my bank instead of a car in a field, I'm okay with that. This isn't the Fischer-Price my first little Camaro playset, and it's a little more advanced than the Revell Snap-Tite's, you'll have to use glue on this one.
71 Camaro, floorboards are trash, full color spectrum paint, quarters were replaced by someone else, probably need to be redone.
It is literally a roller that you can build.
I was going to use the firewall and title for my racecar, so I can sell this one of two ways.
Roller - no title $1500obo
Roller with title $2000 obo.
It's chilling in a field on I-10 near Sealy at a large non-vendor establishment that I work at behind the drag strip tower. Just post here or pm if you'd like to come look at it.
Can deliver to Houston if you come out here and decide you want it.
Here are some photographs:
Some of the previous owners magnificent craftsmanship. #thanksobama
Concours quality interior speedholes
If those didn't scare you away click here for a full album.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/s...5755910&type=3
This needs a total restoration and a lot of sheetmetal work, but it is a buildable chassis. I don't need to sell it, but if I can have more cash in my bank instead of a car in a field, I'm okay with that. This isn't the Fischer-Price my first little Camaro playset, and it's a little more advanced than the Revell Snap-Tite's, you'll have to use glue on this one.
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