Good buy? Winter Project
#1
Good buy? Winter Project
Hey, new to the forum, long time fan of american muscle, but anyways, i saw this 1983 chevy camaro v6 automatic going for auction next week, and ive always wanted a muscle car. Would this be a good buy? All it really needs is a door, and a little TLC. Your opinion?
http://mpi.mb.ca/salvage/SlvgItmImg....738&itemnm=196
http://mpi.mb.ca/salvage/SlvgItmImg....738&itemnm=196
#3
RE: Good buy? Winter Project
i want something that sounds sweet, looks great, good system and everything a teenager wants (im only 16) i take a course at a college near my house for autopaint, so i can do most of the body work there and such. But do you guys think its decent for a daily driver (cept winter)
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RE: Good buy? Winter Project
ORIGINAL: ShawnGP
But do you guys think its decent for a daily driver (cept winter)
But do you guys think its decent for a daily driver (cept winter)
#8
RE: Good buy? Winter Project
well i want to if i get it is to keep it from the roads here, right now i got a 90 grand prix as my daily driver, but i live in winnipeg manitoba, we have very harsh winters, and all the salt n sand on the road, on a freshly painted camaro + driving it everyday on the sand and salt would make rust appear in no time. I want to look at the car with my parents, cuz i think itll be a good project car, but my parents dont really care lol (my dad has a 67 chevy nova that he built so)
#9
RE: Good buy? Winter Project
What are you willing to give for it? always keep your options open and don't jump into anything to quickly. when i bought my 83 Z as a project i gave $500 for it, 3 weeks later there was an 85' for $300 that was in better condition. i was pissed.