Sweet find, but (1) find out what it really is and (2) find out its value either authentic or as a "clone" muscle car, then (3) compare to restoration value. Check out Sports Car Market magazine, for starters.

You might find that you want to restore it to sell, not to drive.

Here's a couple pics of a Camaro that a relative is restoring/building for a client.

He is one amazing artist when it comes to cars. He has some restored 50's style Caddy's in various collections around the globe. This is a total custom job and will hopefully be in some hot rod mags when done.

For those of you that know these cars, what subtleties do you notice? He explained a lot of them to me a couple months ago, but I wouldn't begin to try and relate those since I know I wouldn't get it right or do it justice.

Enjoy.

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