what is the biggest basket case you own
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From: burb of detroit. 2 miles north of 8 mile Rd.
Originally Posted by vital49
CPI?
That pic is from 2005. It'* still in the same relative shape. Tonneau cover is gone and flaking paint in the doors is starting to take over.
Without my list in front of me, here'* what I remember placing off the top of my head....
I think that'* about it. It is the biggest piece of junk I've ever owned. I'll never buy another Chevy pickup.
Bought it in Jan., 2004 with 91,000 miles. Now has 132,000 miles. I hate it. I have too much in it to get rid of it....at this point. Hopefully the rust and paint peeling will get bad enough that I can justify selling it for a FORD.
That pic is from 2005. It'* still in the same relative shape. Tonneau cover is gone and flaking paint in the doors is starting to take over.
Without my list in front of me, here'* what I remember placing off the top of my head....
I think that'* about it. It is the biggest piece of junk I've ever owned. I'll never buy another Chevy pickup.
Bought it in Jan., 2004 with 91,000 miles. Now has 132,000 miles. I hate it. I have too much in it to get rid of it....at this point. Hopefully the rust and paint peeling will get bad enough that I can justify selling it for a FORD.
jeez, what a monster. and i think 97 still had the central port injection (cpi). many gripes i hear about that. i think you have some bad luck with that one. but did you have to say the F word? 
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From: sterling heights michigan
Originally Posted by chris c
Originally Posted by BUBBA
this is my current basket case. working on getting the hood , decklid , and doors stripped and ready for primer.
you staying with white on blue? that is my favorite color combo for that generation bird.
they do look good white on blue
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How bad can it get?.....
That was my first attempt to build a street/strip 3rd Gen Camaro. It was a 1985 V6 Sport Coupe that I traded a clapped out '84 Fiero for. It wasn't until I got the car stripped down to this level that I found out the car had been sectioned. It was 1" shorter on the passenger side compared to the driver'* side and twisted to boot.
I practiced shooting paint on it, stripped it of every salvageable part, then sent the uni-body to the scrap yard. (Bought the '87 Camaro currently in the Nuking thread a week later)
That was my first attempt to build a street/strip 3rd Gen Camaro. It was a 1985 V6 Sport Coupe that I traded a clapped out '84 Fiero for. It wasn't until I got the car stripped down to this level that I found out the car had been sectioned. It was 1" shorter on the passenger side compared to the driver'* side and twisted to boot.
I practiced shooting paint on it, stripped it of every salvageable part, then sent the uni-body to the scrap yard. (Bought the '87 Camaro currently in the Nuking thread a week later)
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