From the NY Times: Dynacorn Classic Bodies of Oxnard, Calif., traveled in the opposite direction to revive another favorite of hot-rodders — the first-generation Camaro coupes and convertibles that Chevrolet built from 1967 through 1969. Using steel sheets from Japan and labor and manufacturing in Taiwan, Dynacorn sells its complete bodies for $13,995.
Not that I would by one but I saw one of the convertible bodies at sema last year, and it looked good. I personally am interested in seeing the new early Bronco body which should be out this year. As for the steel it probably is no worse than that in a new car.