1968 Chevrolet Camaro Rs Rally Sport # Matching 32 on 2040-cars
West Milford, New Jersey, United States
1968 Camaro RS Numbers Matching 327 Project Car Carstarts right up goes in to gear Front SSBC disc brakes set up Frame flow stainless steel dual ExhaustAluminum Radiator needs electfan hooked up Car has typical Camaro rust, The quarters, doors, fenders, rockersneed work as pictured rear floor pans are very solid had factory undercoating onit and very surprisingly it was very solid frame is very nice will need fronttoe pans Car is able to pull onto trailer and be driven around my yard in out ofgarage The interior is really nice seats have no rips new foam in them headlinerhas no rips back seat is clean door panels are in good shape dash is in goodshape has a cd player Hood doors and trunk all close good Has brand new wheelsand tires from summit but the tires have a little dry rot from sitting Pleaselook at all pictures, what you see is what you get.
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