Rebody Time - '68 L78 Camaro Firewall & Tags GM Canada Docs....
 

Package deal.... Keep an eye out for this one a couple years down the road when it's all shiny and restored in rebodied glory.

1968 Camaro SS396/375 Firewall, Tags, Docs, etc....

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On a lighter note, can anyone weigh in on the KD1 'AIR Delete' option? Trying to figure out whether my Canadian-sold, March-built L78 Camaro would have come with the smog system.

The low mile green 68 L78 that was at MCACN had the smog delete also.

Isn't that a "compact car"

2nd attempt to sell this "car"

it was $750 more last time:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-camaro-...p2047675.l2557

Thats a damn shame... http://www.hejbatka.cz/upload/lku8e32xrv.gif

If he had the original engine and trans, it might be what he wants.

If anyone gets or finds out the vin please let me know. THANKS!

In some states it can be legal as long as two things happen:

1. Local Police are notified that the car in question is a rebody (the one you created with a donor car) and you have to have both titles (clear - no Salvage titles): The "car" with the docs and the donor car. This results in the Police "destroying" the VIN of the donor car with the DMV.

2. Should you sell the restored car you must notify the purchaser that the car has had a rebody. Failure to do so can negate the sales contract along with additional legal headaches for the seller.

And in some states it is illegal. It is best to contact the DMV in your state BEFORE you bought a "car" like this Camaro and discuss it with them to see what the law allows.

also keep in mind that he has not removed the vin#