This is a legitimate abandoned 2nd Gen Camaro, left in a pole barn for over 2 decades. Let’s see if we can get it running and driving again!
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Everyone: You cant take that thing offroad…
VGG: I mean, shes running just fine.. Everythings fine.
Man that thing is rough. I mean rough.
I’m thinking he drilled out the body to get into the truck cus it was locked, and no key, because he wanted to save the original lock in case he came across the key in the trunk. Figured he had body work to do anyway. Might as well save original lock
Resto mod?
You really need to be wearing gloves and a mask. Hopefully you don't get sick
Dirt track car would be a perfect candidate for sure.. looked good squirrelin around in the field.. just sayin.
The 70s was the lost decade for the domestic auto industry.
After watching this video, I think it's time to start my Camaro. I parked my 1975 Camaro in 1992. Thanks Derek.
So great, knows his shit with a twist.
Man you can drift?
got a love it
Bitchen !
Love your videos. My aunt used to collect 70s Camaros. Just wish we could see a video of these cars after they're all finished and redone.
It needs some body work. How about a rattle can paint job? And not a complete trash job, but the best rattle can paint job possible. Use K2 paint, clear coat even. Candy apple red. Then get the Mexican upholstery job, new front glass and some spit shine.
Best video on YouTube I ever laid my peepers on. Was having a bad day but this cheered me right up. Thank you Derek
That car was made in the same week as I was . Takes me a while to get going somedays, my harmonic dampener needs attention and Im also told that I dont know when to just Stop!
what kills me is you work on these pieces of shit, and when you're done….they are still pieces of shit. Maybe start with a little better car
Do we know what happened to the Volvo P1800 that it was sharing the barn with? Looked pretty good from the small amount we saw if it in the background.
Hey Derek this is Jacob from California Mojave desert I have a 64 Buick wildcat coupe I'm just getting ready to paint it silver cloud but your videos have helped me so much thank you
Keep the runnin gear, and dump the body
95 percent of these will always Starr I've do it myself tons of times
You ever considered selling this Camaro? I had the exact same one. It was the only thing my dad and I did together. I had to let it go 8 years. And I want another to build in his honor
I headed on the highway…woke the house up…that was a screamer
Promising
Love the second gen camaros my family owns 3 1980s mines a base model ttop, moms is a base model, and my little sisiter has a z28. I guess if you count my sisters boyfriend we have 4 second gens he has a 79 z28. It's nice to see one thats in the condition getting some love.
I love my 74. I love seeing another one brought back from the dead!
Damn. Now a feller wants butterscotch pudding.
WHAT TO DO WITH IT….
Well being a diehard GM guy particularly Chevrolet (especially Camaro) flat back window second gens are getting harder and harder to find why not make a 70 1/2 split bumper Z-28 clone? I mean being as it's a flat back window n all.
Burnout car Independence 2.0
Brother love the videos the white car next to the car you took was that a volvo
In regards to Market cigarettes, I've never heard of them either. Apparently an RJ Reynolds product though, and on the market in the last decade or so, but not sure if they still are. Surprisingly little information out there.
Oh and as far as what to do with the car, sell it for parts, swap the engine into something that needs it and move right along to the next project.
Your a friggin riot.. love your videos!
Even though the Camaro is pretty well stuffed… please do what you can to bring it back from the grave. There will only be less of these and not more as the years go by! But I understand if it's not economically viable… in which case you have a great engine and not a few parts for other projects/ resurrections.