i would say that if you were going to build a really high end PT car or revive an existing car that was beyond salvage due to rust or accident damage then the new body would indeed be worth it but if you are starting with nothing and expect to turn a profit on it then no way is it worth it.
hoenstly, you should start looking for early 70's camaro's, they are going to the next big thing in chevy land and they are pretty cheap right now. there are also a ton of them around this area too.
hoenstly, you should start looking for early 70's camaro's, they are going to the next big thing in chevy land and they are pretty cheap right now. there are also a ton of them around this area too.
oh yeah, late 80's el camino's and other G-body cars are a good thing to look into as well, Cutlass, Monte Carlo, Regal and Grand Prix, especially V8, T-top cars and any 70's Trans Am. i'd stay away from mid to late 70's camaro's though. they are very popular with the circle track guys around here though and you can get lot's of parts from some of those guys that will work on the early 70's Maro's and Birds.
the best places to look around here are in Slaton, Woodrow and towards Idalou, mostly east and south. there isn't jacksh_t in wolfforth. there used to be a lot of old stuff there but not any more, it's all been picked through.
the best places to look around here are in Slaton, Woodrow and towards Idalou, mostly east and south. there isn't jacksh_t in wolfforth. there used to be a lot of old stuff there but not any more, it's all been picked through.
there's also a place between Big Spring and Snyder on the back road out of snyder, probably about halfway between the two, lot's of old classic stuff there. if there are any cool old car junkyards around here i don't know about any of them. there is early bird wrecking on Clovis road just past the loop but good luck getting them to sell ANYTHING they have.