anyone heard anything good or bad? i am fixing to sell my 65 chevelle project for something. either a done car or a 2012 camaro but this goodmark thing might also be a possibility. thanks for any info guys.
I didn't know Goodmark made a Camaro body. I know Dynacorn does but the cost of a bare shell is almost what a real Camaro is so I see no reason to buy a car with no vin and then buy 1 million little pieces to try and make it a car.
I didn't know Goodmark made a Camaro body. I know Dynacorn does but the cost of a bare shell is almost what a real Camaro is so I see no reason to buy a car with no vin and then buy 1 million little pieces to try and make it a car.
these are actual 69's with a vin. they take the old car and replace everythig besides the cowl and a pillars i believe. they come rolling. 10 bolt in the rear though.
So for 20K you get a rolling shell. For 20K you can find a good solid car without all the repo parts.
What Charlie said, for 20K you could find a complete car that is all stock but very rust free. Than as Charlie stated early you don't need to buy all the little parts that will will cost way more than you could ever think.
Goodmark probably buys them from the same supplier over in Taiwan as Dynacorn. Another option is Mike's custom cars. Here is their website. http://www.mikescustomcars.com/69bodies.htm
Although, it is better to buy a car complete. I think my bodyman will be selling his 1969 Z28 soon. Actually, he has several cars that he probably be selling.
Jeff
they actually replace all the metal needed to on original 69 camaro's. except for the cowl and a pillars. that way the vin is original and it dont have to be registered as a kit as the dynacorn bodies do.
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