1989 Camaro Rs Shell on 2040-cars
Pewaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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1989 Camaro Shell, rolling shell. This car has no motor or transmission. Buyer is bidding on the car AS IS!! I bought this car from a friend years ago and it has sat in his garage since. The shell is a little rough and will need some restoration. The pictures will do most of the talking as I do not know too much about the history of the car. The outside seems pretty solid. The door handles and has gap have been shaved by an owner in the past. No weather stripping anywhere on car. It sits on a set of mismatched wheels to allow it role around. Body seems to be in great shape for the year. Interior is a little rough due to the elements being able to reach the inside in the past. Thus being said, the car will need to be gutted from the inside out. Inside the car are a ton of random parts. I do not know what all lays inside. NO MOTOR OR TRANSMISSION WITH THIS CAR!!!!! BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKING UP CAR. NO SHIPPING!!!!!!!!
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