Thread: 1978 Camaro

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Yep, after looking at all the rust on that 78, I thought maybe I should have kept the 71. But in all reality, it still takes money. At least that's what I've seen from your build on it . Financially, I think it's better that I don't have it at my place right now.

Originally Posted by 53 Chevy5

Yep,
I think it's better that I don't have it at my place right now.

It would probably end up John Deere Green anyway!




jk, jk.... just pokin' the bear!

Originally Posted by 34_40

It would probably end up John Deere Green anyway!




jk, jk.... just pokin' the bear!

Well, Since you brought it up, I have this guy coming to my place pretty quick. I have a long driveway and it has really deteriorated a lot since I got rid of the old G that I used to put the box scraper. I've been snooping around for a cheap replacement with power steering and live hydraulics to pull the box scraper and this showed up at our local tractor salvage yard. It's been sitting or 15 yrs in a storage here in town and the owner lost interest in it. Doesn't really need anything but a new exhaust manifold and rear rims and tires. I had to give $1175 with rear replacement rims and tires, I thought that was fair. The paint job isn't nearly as good as it looks in the pics but the little 50 should fit the job nicely.