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KevinW · 01-31-2012, 06:21 AM

FYI, the Huntington station car looks to be a real RS, but it is not a real SS. Does not have power brakes and is likely a 4 drum car. This car has good bones NOM 350, TH350 trans, 12 bolt with multi springs (probably not original to car). Black standard with Daytona yellow is a good color combo. Interior looks pretty decent. There will be more rust then they are letting on to. NY cars get a lot of salt and if the trunk pan is rusty, then the rockers and floors will be too. If your friend does get this he need to know do not throw anything away, the repro junk looks good in a catalog, but fits like crap. It looks like a lot of the interior can be saved with a little work.

Oh yea, I bet that car will go up to closer to 10K at the end of the auction. I would be interesting for her to watch.

If your friends are into 1st gens then they need to study and ask questions on these sites.

http://www.camaros.org/index.shtml
http://www.camaros.net/forums/

01-31-2012, 06:21 AM	#31
KevinW Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Millstone twp Posts: 541 iTrader: (1)	FYI, the Huntington station car looks to be a real RS, but it is not a real SS. Does not have power brakes and is likely a 4 drum car. This car has good bones NOM 350, TH350 trans, 12 bolt with multi springs (probably not original to car). Black standard with Daytona yellow is a good color combo. Interior looks pretty decent. There will be more rust then they are letting on to. NY cars get a lot of salt and if the trunk pan is rusty, then the rockers and floors will be too. If your friend does get this he need to know do not throw anything away, the repro junk looks good in a catalog, but fits like crap. It looks like a lot of the interior can be saved with a little work. Oh yea, I bet that car will go up to closer to 10K at the end of the auction. I would be interesting for her to watch. If your friends are into 1st gens then they need to study and ask questions on these sites. http://www.camaros.org/index.shtml http://www.camaros.net/forums/ Last edited by KevinW; 01-31-2012 at 06:23 AM.