Talk about building from the ground up
Talk about building from the ground up
Not an Olds but if you want you eyes to bug out and your jaw to drop check this one out
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=17285
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=17285
Camero Turkey Carcass worth a look!
A lot of talent there when the Camero ragtop was stripped down to a inner shell only it look like a turkey carcass
Take a look at photo #6 & #7 you'll see what i mean, it's worth your time
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=17285
gearhead 78 found it - very interesting
They must of used about ever Goodmark part they make
I wonder if Goodmark is the one that makes that Taiwan Camero in a box convertible
Take a look at photo #6 & #7 you'll see what i mean, it's worth your time
http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=17285
gearhead 78 found it - very interesting
They must of used about ever Goodmark part they make
I wonder if Goodmark is the one that makes that Taiwan Camero in a box convertible
From the ground up
I hope I can find it. I think it was on the HAMB where someone posted a link to a completely rebuilt car done over in the Netherlands someplace. It was, oh maybe a 1938 Packard Sedan or something like that. They COMPLETELY rebuilt the thing, even the military spokes on the wheels. It wasn't a true restoration because they made some modern improvements but in the end the thing was beautiful and drove even better than origainally, there was even a video of it tearing up the road. If anyone knows what I am referring to help me find it, I will be looking myself for it as well.

All I can say is WOW!
That really does prove that with enough skill, time, patience, tools and money, any old car can be restored!
I hope that happened to an old '71 CS 'vert' that I looked at early last year...
Not any more:
http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com/gm_models.html
And I got it wrong. The company is Dynacorn, not Dyancorp.
http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com/gm_models.html
And I got it wrong. The company is Dynacorn, not Dyancorp.
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