Well, I'll explain the story the best I can. Before me and my girlfriend met; she bought a 94' Camaro Z28 convertible from a used car dealer. It had a clean title so she thought nothing of it.
When we first started dating and I worked on her car, I noticed Bondo, Bondo, and more Bondo. It's very extensive, I told her, that her car had been in an accident before. She said ok, not really thinking anything. Well I knew how bad it was by the look of the Bondo (it looks like someone painted it on with a brush).
Later on some kid hit her on the side of her car and put a hole through the sheetmetal, right behind the passenger side door. I went to fill the hole and to fiberglas over it, I noticed a varying 1/8-1/4" thick sheet of Bondo. I did my job and glassed it and bondo'd the hole up. After doing that I realized the whole side of the car was basically Bondo.
I got under the car the other day and had seen that the frame was re-welded together by what looks like a 5 year old. The inner wheel well on the rear passenger side has been re-welded, and well as her spare tire compartment. I cannot see anything else just yet. I plan on looking this thing over very thoroughly and seeing what I can do court-wise, seeing that the previous dealership had known it was wrecked, the car was never issued a salvage or rebuilt title, the damage was considered "minor" according to Carfax. Etc...
Now to the question: Where are all the stamps and VIN plates located on a 94' Camaro? I know the dash plaque
Are there any under the carpet? Etc?
When we first started dating and I worked on her car, I noticed Bondo, Bondo, and more Bondo. It's very extensive, I told her, that her car had been in an accident before. She said ok, not really thinking anything. Well I knew how bad it was by the look of the Bondo (it looks like someone painted it on with a brush).
Later on some kid hit her on the side of her car and put a hole through the sheetmetal, right behind the passenger side door. I went to fill the hole and to fiberglas over it, I noticed a varying 1/8-1/4" thick sheet of Bondo. I did my job and glassed it and bondo'd the hole up. After doing that I realized the whole side of the car was basically Bondo.
I got under the car the other day and had seen that the frame was re-welded together by what looks like a 5 year old. The inner wheel well on the rear passenger side has been re-welded, and well as her spare tire compartment. I cannot see anything else just yet. I plan on looking this thing over very thoroughly and seeing what I can do court-wise, seeing that the previous dealership had known it was wrecked, the car was never issued a salvage or rebuilt title, the damage was considered "minor" according to Carfax. Etc...
Now to the question: Where are all the stamps and VIN plates located on a 94' Camaro? I know the dash plaque




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