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1979 Camaro Z28.The car has never been involved in a collision. I had the car completely pulled apart in order to paint it properly. All of the perishable items such as door trim,grilles have been replaced. This car is a time capsule. As close as you can get to a brand new 79 Z28 with the exception of the paint, which is much better than the original single stage paint. It was painted with Dupont Chroma Base and clear. I then spent many hours color sanding and buffing the finish to well beyond what it was new from the factory. Many of the items I purchased for the restoration were American made parts. This is a true collector grade car.
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2014 Chevy Silverado High Country spied wearing trappings of new luxury trim
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