67 Camaro "The Victim"

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by Musclerodz

Good news is, you know the drill on how a build goes. The bad news is you know the drill on how a build goes.

Truth!

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Originally Posted by Musclerodz

Good news is, you know the drill on how a build goes. The bad news is you know the drill on how a build goes.

Originally Posted by Spiffav8

Truth! lol

LOL very true!!!

[PSV]

Curtis. What a bummer, sorry to to see that. I would never have imagined that to be under the paint. Especially the quarter as my understanding was it was painted a long time ago and nothing was showing that would indicate an issue like that. Glad your making some progress on it.

[hersheys69z]

You guys need to remember there was a time these cars were just cheap used cars that got bad gas mileage and people were not that worried about how they were fixed back then

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by PSV

Curtis. What a bummer, sorry to to see that. I would never have imagined that to be under the paint. Especially the quarter as my understanding was it was painted a long time ago and nothing was showing that would indicate an issue like that. Glad your making some progress on it.

They are all hiding something! It's not a big deal and I expected something. I crawled all over the car before buying it and after, I never saw a sign of anything being replaced. It will be fixed and looking good in no time.

Originally Posted by hersheys69z

You guys need to remember there was a time these cars were just cheap used cars that got bad gas mileage and people were not that worried about how they were fixed back then

That's true. Perhaps it's just me. I believe in doing things right the first time. Just the way I was taught, but they maybe this was someone learning or something. No biggie.

[intocarss]

Sorry to see you found some hidden issues. We all know it'll be done 110% the right way when you're done with it.

[awr68]

There are some real bondo artists. When I first striped my car 13 years ago one of the original fenders looked mint. Then I found out after getting it to bare metal that a 1/4 of the fender was filler! Never could tell with paint on it. You are correct in saying they all are hiding something....but they all can be fixed.