780-6639. And this one lives only a block away! But after some thought by the owner, it was not for sale either.
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Julie's 1966 Dodge Charger (good project car, but price must come WAY down) |
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Eddie's 1984 Camaro Hotrod, includes parts car and a ton of parts. Wow, this one goes! |
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Ben's 1988 Camaro, V6, asking $2K (problems, whiner, and no poop). |
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Dave's 1972 Chopped Suburban, rebuilt V8, asking $1,500. (rides too low to be practical in winter) |
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Adrian's 1987 Hopped Up Wrecked Mustang (Drivable, but lotsa bucks to fix up, and then not a muscle car) |
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Adrian's 1989 IROC Camaro (blue smoker) |
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Rick's Cafe Blue 1968 Firebird (8-ball), Taku Blvd. Turns out it was not for sale after all. |
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1978 blue Camaro or FireBird T-Top (Nice!) 780-6639. And this one lives only a block away! But after some thought by the owner, it was not for sale either. |
When it was all over we had looked at many, many more. It was great sport too, spying an interesting car on the road, then chasing it down till it finally pulled over someplace. Sometimes we'd just cruise neighborhoods, looking in yards for a car of interest...maybe an abandoned project - then go knock on the door. Interestingly, most of the cars we tracked down this way were either for sale, or lead to another car that was for sale. Best of all, we met some very interesting people this way. All were friendly and appreciated our interest (except one lady). In the end, the 1966 Charger came out on top, and that's what we ended up with.
Resources: Zig's Street Rods