Friends- I will try and post these links and hope it works.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/heatsinker/DSC00359.jpg
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http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/heatsinker/DSC00361.jpg
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/heatsinker/DSC00360.jpg
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/heatsinker/DSC00365.jpg
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OK, I was asked for pics.....You love pics.......

Does this look real?

One of the rivets on your VIN is wrong. They both should be a rosette type of rivet. The one on the left is OK but the one on the right side is wrong. :eek:

Looks pretty darn good from my point of view. Vin verse date looks good, etc. Except for the rivet that was already mentioned.

In fact its less than two weeks away from my cars build.

Where in Jersey are you if you do not mind my asking? Based on the pick looks like you are down in the Pine Barrens, mayby Lacey Twp. area.

Tag is for real. The motor stamp pad is clearly unreadable though. Anyway to clean it up to get a good look?

thanks friends- I suppose a more conserted effort is required to the clean up the motor stamp. I will see what I can do with it. I don't think I can get a tranny # pic, I can't get into the bell housing area...does the motor/tranny need to be pulled?

I live in Manchester twp., (west of Toms River-South of Jackson). Where are you 67L78? I work in the Newark area.

thanks again,
Keith

Very nice! But I'd get rid of those pieces of rubber hose and the glass fuel filter between the fuel pump and carb - they're a fire waiting to happen. :thumbsup:

Did the SS in 67 have power brakes?

-t

Thanks Friends- It appears that I am the proud owner of an original 67 L-35 SS, It's been a long day. Spent 4+ hours with a team member trying to validate the car. I understand that it will take considerable work to get her show worthy, If thats the path I should choose. I will enjoy her this summer and need to make my decision about grade of restoration I will persue. Any restoration will cost a great deal.........I would appreciate hearing from those who wish to offer opinions.

Did the SS in 67 have power brakes?

-t

No sir, it was a seperate option available on any car.

Just a quick note to say I was the one that checked out Keiths car the other day. Car looks legit and has the correct engine to boot. Here's a pic of the deck stampings, the marks are hard to see but there is no evidence of it ever being decked.

http://www.srgw.net/P2280036.jpg

Thanks Mike- It was a real pleasure spending that time with you and watching your knowledge of these classics show itself. Thanks for posting the pic...

No problem, I hope you enjoy the car as much as most of us enjoy ours.

Looks good now, have fun.

The fun has begun!!!!!!!!

I am out cruizing often, looking for fellow "Team" members to hook up with. I am in Ocean County/NJ.

Lets get together people,

Keith

The fun has begun!!!!!!!!

I am out cruizing often, looking for fellow "Team" members to hook up with. I am in Ocean County/NJ.

Lets get together people,

Keith

Wait till the Jackson (six flags) cruises start up :D

I LOVE 67 Camaros!
Nice looking car there !!!