1975 Camaro

Let me start with please don't ask me what my "bottom price" or reserve is. If you are interested, lace a bid you are comfortable with. Thank you.

I purchased this Camaro in 2010 and have had it in an indoor storage facility since. It's a straight project car with some surface rust, ostly around the windows. with the exception of a few dings, here aren't any dents.I did a "tap test" and couldn't detect any bondo. That doesn't mean there isn't any, ust not gobs of it.There is a 6 square inch areain frontthe right front wheel well that is rust through. Best to just replace the fender. Floor pans look good with a half dollar size hole at the back of the driver side pan. I cannot check the trunk as it's locked and I haven't a key. I have never taken any time to fully assess the car but I think the only things missing are the front fender extensions and the grill. All widely available and inexpensive. White interior is in pretty good shape for the age. Black carpet as well. A couple small tears that a good vinyl guy can easily fix. I believe it has the original radio/tape deck. 2" fiberglass cowl hood is aftermarket. This was an original 4bbl 350. I have an engine, ot the original, hat goes along with the car. It is a well built engine that is capable of 400 HP with the right intake/carb and exhaust. Right now stock are in place. Camel hump heads. 0010 block .30 over, luxed and machined by a race certified shop. There is no carb. There is a transmission but I do not know which.

I do not have keys to the car. Doors are open. Wheel is turned slightly to the left. You will have to install new components.

Pictures are not as clear as I would like. This facility has no indoor lighting.

Unfortunately my business has never recovered from the "crash" so the funds I have are limited. I have two other projects, '74 Duster and a '53 Dodge pilot house pickup that will get my attention and funds. The Camaro is the easiest of the projects by far. I've thought to go ahead and finish it but other issues make selling it now a better option. At 56 years old, remember this being my dream car as a kid. Awesome project for a 50 something and his son, r daughter.

The title is clear. I hadn't titled it in my name until now as I didn't plan on selling. I have a current registration and the title itself is in process and should be available at pickup. There is a 30 day time limit for pickup. If it is not picked up in that time the deposit may be subject to only a 50% refund as I am paying storage now. I'm not looking to be a butt head but I've had poor experiences in the past and want to insure that the buyer isn't pulling my chain. I will allow for balance paid on pickup but there will be no negotiating. However, f you find something truly evil that I hadn't noticed, will consider an adjustment or cancel the sale. My choice. Car is as is. I will assist in getting it out of the storage facility but loading is the buyers responsibility.