How rare are these 69's, and where to start on restoring?

rpmcarter · 09-06-2008

Trey, depends on your location, myself and a couple of friends are doing some projects. We will be using a "soda" blaster instead of media (plastic bead or bead). Let me know if we can help.

TreySmith · 09-06-2008

Kingwood eh? That is only 40 miles from Pearland. I still have to get the cars from my sisters house first, up around college station. But yeah that sure would help. There are a few places up the road but they only do sand blasting, and that is too rough.

I am trying to talk my sisters husband into hauling them up here for my 16th birthday present in a few weeks :P.

rpmcarter · 09-06-2008

Yep, straight up 59, give me a shout when time is right I can give some help or give you some good leads to folks that can.

I've found getting help around Houston is not like Dallas. In Dallas I had 20 people I could call on. Seems more clickish here.

TreySmith · 09-07-2008

Hey, how much would you charge? I am restoring a 94' Camaro right now and it is just completely digging into my wallet. May just have to wait on the Mustang's

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rudyrude · 09-10-2008

I would go with a 302 or 351 they both would fit with no problems.

TreySmith · 10-02-2008

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Originally Posted by rpmcarter

Trey, depends on your location, myself and a couple of friends are doing some projects. We will be using a "soda" blaster instead of media (plastic bead or bead). Let me know if we can help.

Any estimates? I am selling my 94 camaro as I bought a complete 95', so I should have a bit in my pocket to start on these.