Would you like to buy a new 1957 Chevy?

[77Z28]

Wow!! You can bet some of these will show up at Barrett Jackson as $100k plus resto's.

I know they are making 1969 Camaro convertibles and hardtops, but are they also making a 1967 Camaro?

Todd

[Over Anxious]

I haven't seen any 67 bodies yet.

Not much of a difference between what we have already seen on the Auction block, except these will have modern chassis/powertrain setups. Should be remarkable cars IMO.

I wonder what the supply of rusted cowls is out there...

[nuch_ss396]

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I haven't seen any 67 bodies yet.

Not much of a difference between what we have already seen on the Auction block, except these will have modern chassis/powertrain setups. Should be remarkable cars IMO.

I wonder what the supply of rusted cowls is out there...

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Forget the cowls! The real issue will be of those collecting VIN & cowl tags.

[Over Anxious]

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Forget the cowls! The real issue will be of those collecting VIN & cowl tags.

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Same thing

[southernfriedcj]

I was hoping they would be priced similar to the repop Camaro bodies. They are not. The repop '57 vert starts around $35,000 for the body only. No thanks.

[americanmusclecars]

We have assembled the first 67 Camaro and have finished building the car turn key for Dynacorn on Chop, Cut, and Rebuild.

[Over Anxious]

So the '67 hardtop shells are next up to the plate?

Any spy pics

[americanmusclecars]

The 67 camaro bodies are on there way. There are some pictures posted on our website www.americanmusclecars.net under the Chop, Cut, and Rebuild logo. However, being the west coast manufacture of these bodies if there are specific questions or pictures you would like to see, please let me know.

[Over Anxious]

Very nice!

Any pricing info on the 67 bodies?

[americanmusclecars]

13,500.00 will include doors and deck lid.