'67 Camaro Convertible Project Car
 

Think of this project as a lifetime commitment.... I love all the steel and plywood scraps holding this poor thing together.

Link to 1967 Camaro Convertible Project Car auction

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Wow, not much there. I would like to have the wheel covers, though!

The N96s really make it pop...

IMO, those look really good with a set of redlines. I wouldn't mind having a set for my 69 - then I would put the original steelies back on the car.

lol :)

Can't make out if the vin tag is on the pillar. If it is, it's painted over and hiding. Rear axle appears to be a 10 bolt.

About all the buyer is getting is tags, if present, and title. Buy a Dynacorn body and start from there...:rolleyes2:

This poor thing is back on the block, with a $5500 buy-it-now, in the link below:

Link to 1967 Camaro Convertible auction

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Tag pics + VIN 124677N217979 noted w/ new auction but are last digits correct?
Looks like it may be 124677N217878, what do you guys think?:hmmm:
Nothing against seller but since resto costs likely to exceed final value unless buyer capable, it may be parted so best noted being tags can be later used as fresh identities for new or known rebodies also stolen cars.
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~ Pete

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Looks more like 124677N217373 to me.

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You're likely right Jon as I was thinking flat top 3's but viewing other examples now, they're indeed rounded.
Whether 7N217373 or others above, best note them all now to help find if seeking same Vins again later.
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~ Pete

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