Here you go Wedor.. Bondo brand filler is still available today. I know its come along way since the 70s, But its still a bondo brand product. They have branched out to fiberglass and other composite materials also. Make sure you know what your talking about before you post it on the net, I wourk on Composite and aluminum aircraft ( Fiberglass. Kevlar, graphite and such.) I deal with all osrts of body fillers and resins. It just comes with the job. Maybe a PM next time instead of trying to openly bash someone would be a better option huh?

 

You got the engine right (haha easy from the lug pattern) but its a 66 and I paid quite a bit more than what you paid. I threw the rims and tires on to make it more of a man car but I still have the stock rims, caps, and bias ply tires.

 

oops. my bad. yeah i should have known better. the trim in the rear panels, lack of the little louver things, and the front grill. nice looking car.

 

Wasent really trying to bash you sorry you took it that way all I was TRYING to say was fiberglass hides rust because it wont oxide. Just harder to tell the shape the car is in. And my point was that people call bodyfiller bondo. Its not, bondo is a brand. Just like people calling tissue paper kleenex. And if I'm thinking of trading my truck for a plane your the first one I'll talk to And does it scare anyone elce that someone working on planes cant even spell?

 

Ugh.... thats spelled "ELSE", when mock someones spelling its not very effective when you miss spell yourself in that very sentence.... (Sorry no hard feelings just found this too amusing to not comment on. You got to admit ...thats funny.)

 

oxide? dont you mean oxidize?

not bashin you, just ttryin to clear it up for other people.

 

I would have traded it if I liked what I seen

These old cars are done going down in value and are very basic to work on.

I flip em all the time (except my pride n joy 67 Camaro)

 

Thats one nice lookin camaro, and ram

 

good thing I dont work on planes then