as a kid my dad had a 68 camaro ss. he keeps talkin about how he wants another one. so since he has always helped me fix up my cars i wanna buy him a 68 camaro. so i was wondering if anyone knew where i can find one that we can restore. thanks for the help.

 

Like I said in your other thread, I think it's great you want to do something like that for your dad . You had mentioned too you wanted to spend 6-8000. Here is an e-bay link for old camaros. It will give you an idea what you can get for that price range. Nothing had a buy it now that low, but if you skim it it may help.
http://motors.listings.ebay.com/Chev...istingItemList
To bad he doesn't want a 55 Chevy. Theres one for $4,500 around the corner from our house. But I will keep an eye out for you. Maybe try the Classic Car Trader also.

 

55 chevy what? is it in good condition

 

Its a Bellair. I looks nice from the road. I drove by the other day and got a good look at it. On the passenger rear quarter there is a small dent and a scratch in the paint. The body looked a little wavy but alot of those seem to. The interior looked white I think and the body is dark purple and white. Me and my husband both thought it would be worth 4500. Granted I don't know what the interior was like or how it drives.
Here are pics of what one looks like.

 

the car is real clean but my dad doesnt want one. says it reminds him on him grandma. lol

 

Holy shit, I want that '55 RIGHT NOW! That's a 2-door and he only wants $4500 for it? I gotta sell the Cadillac!

 

Hold on haha, the picture is not the one for sale, I was just trying to show the body style. The one for sale is dark purple and white. We drove by again last night and I didn't realize it but Bill mentioned it's a 4 door not 2, sorry. If you are want I can get a number for you.

 

he said he might wanna a chevelle if anyone is sellin one

 

Just like a woman. Get my hopes up and then leave me hanging. Nah, $4500 for a 4 door is normal price so I don't feel as motivated to buy it immediately. I'd rather have this '53 Buick Super that I was looking at instead.

 

Sorry Frank