Salvage camaros

The Light the Sky Podcast returns and proudly presents the 80's Summer Tour! Join us on an exploration of one of our favorite decades, examining some of the most impactful albums of the era, reminding us of backyard barbecues, taking the T-Tops off on a Camaro, popping in a cassette and rocking out. We start with Bon Jovi's diamond album "Slippery When Wet". Is this album more than just the big hits? Is there anything salvageable on the B-side of the record? Do the synths sound tinny and annoying or are they a part of the decade's charm? Join Mark, Alex, Chris and Kevin as the gang debates all of this and more, going track by track through the album and of course ending in a classic Light the Sky Love It or Flush It. Stay tuned for more episodes to come on the 80's Summer Tour!
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The Light the Sky Podcast returns and proudly presents the 80's Summer Tour! Join us on an exploration of one of our favorite decades, examining some of the most impactful albums of the era, reminding us of backyard barbecues, taking the T-Tops off on a Camaro, popping in a cassette and rocking out. We start with Bon Jovi's diamond album "Slippery When Wet". Is this album more than just the big hits? Is there anything salvageable on the B-side of the record? Do the synths sound tinny and annoying or are they a part of the decade's charm? Join Mark, Alex, Chris and Kevin as the gang debates all of this and more, going track by track through the album and of course ending in a classic Light the Sky Love It or Flush It. Stay tuned for more episodes to come on the 80's Summer Tour!
Available at https://lightthesky.net/podcasts/80s-summer-touslippery-when-wet/ and on all podcast streaming platforms (just search "Light the Sky Podcast.")
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The Light the Sky Podcast returns and proudly presents the 80's Summer Tour! Join us on an exploration of one of our favorite decades, examining some of the most impactful albums of the era, reminding us of backyard barbecues, taking the T-Tops off on a Camaro, popping in a cassette and rocking out. We start with Bon Jovi's diamond album "Slippery When Wet". Is this album more than just the big hits? Is there anything salvageable on the B-side of the record? Do the synths sound tinny and annoying or are they a part of the decade's charm? Join Mark, Alex, Chris and Kevin as the gang debates all of this and more, going track by track through the album and of course ending in a classic Light the Sky Love It or Flush It. Stay tuned for more episodes to come on the 80's Summer Tour!
Available at https://lightthesky.net/podcasts/80s-summer-touslippery-when-wet/ and on all podcast streaming platforms (just search "Light the Sky Podcast.")
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The Light the Sky Podcast returns and proudly presents the 80's Summer Tour! Join us on an exploration of one of our favorite decades, examining some of the most impactful albums of the era, reminding us of backyard barbecues, taking the T-Tops off on a Camaro, popping in a cassette and rocking out. We start with Bon Jovi's diamond album "Slippery When Wet". Is this album more than just the big hits? Is there anything salvageable on the B-side of the record? Do the synths sound tinny and annoying or are they a part of the decade's charm? Join Mark, Alex, Chris and Kevin as the gang debates all of this and more, going track by track through the album and of course ending in a classic Light the Sky Love It or Flush It. Stay tuned for more episodes to come on the 80's Summer Tour!
Available at https://lightthesky.net/podcasts/80s-summer-touslippery-when-wet/ and on all podcast streaming platforms (just search "Light the Sky Podcast.")
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The Light the Sky Podcast returns and proudly presents the 80's Summer Tour! Join us on an exploration of one of our favorite decades, examining some of the most impactful albums of the era, reminding us of backyard barbecues, taking the T-Tops off on a Camaro, popping in a cassette and rocking out. We start with Bon Jovi's diamond album "Slippery When Wet". Is this album more than just the big hits? Is there anything salvageable on the B-side of the record? Do the synths sound tinny and annoying or are they a part of the decade's charm? Join Mark, Alex, Chris and Kevin as the gang debates all of this and more, going track by track through the album and of course ending in a classic Light the Sky Love It or Flush It. Stay tuned for more episodes to come on the 80's Summer Tour!
Available at https://lightthesky.net/podcasts/80s-summer-touslippery-when-wet/ and on all podcast streaming platforms (just search "Light the Sky Podcast.")
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Hey so I know my budget is a bit like you usually won’t find one for this price but I’m a junior in highschool and my dads given me a budget of max 11k for a car and since it’s highschool and all I wanted to try and get a Camaro so if your selling one or know that’s selling one for like that price less than 90k miles please let me know it would really help or any other muscle cars you know for that price without any accidents or a salvage title

I’ve been looking at roadsters and I’ve always loved the s2K but they are super expensive out here in SoCal. I came across an s2K that someone is selling complete minus the engine. He has it listed for 7k but would plan on offering 5k.
However, I know parts are hard to find so I’m not sure if it’s a good idea. Or is it? I looked around and saw complete engines ranging from 3-6k. I don’t plan on racing, tracking, or anything like that. It’s simply for weekend cruises and NOT some kind of investment.
I was also looking at salvage and wrecked s2ks but I’m tired of doing body work. I spent 2 years restoring my 69 Camaro so I have experience piecing things back together. Your opinions are welcomed. Please be nice 😊

So I have a dilemma i am looking to purchase a Camaro SS. I have always been a huge camaro fan and recently sold 2 89 Chevy Camaro Iroc Z28. I decided to buy a newer camaro. On the one hand there is a 2016 Camaro SS manual for $29k out the door with a salvage title due to it being stolen. Vehicle has 56k miles on it. On the other hand a 2018 Camaro SS with 99k miles with a "clean title" with accidents but no major damage. This vehicle is automatic and is $29.5k out the door. Person selling salvage camaro says mileage is more important than title. Can someone please give me some advice.

So I have a dilemma i am looking to purchase a Camaro SS. I have always been a huge camaro fan and recently sold 2 89 Chevy Camaro Iroc Z28. I decided to buy a newer camaro. On the one hand there is a 2017 Camaro SS manual for $29k out the door with a salvage title due to it being stolen. Vehicle has 56k miles on it. On the other hand a 2018 Camaro SS with 99k miles with a "clean title" with accidents but no major damage. This vehicle is automatic and is $29.5k out the door. Person selling salvage camaro says mileage is more important than title. Can someone please give me some advice.

Long story short with more details in my profile I purchased (in good faith) a Vin Swap 2021 four-cylinder Camaro with 40k mileage. Ownership isn't finalized yet but there is a good chance that unless it is a chop shop car the police will hand the car back back to the rental car agency (AVIS) that originally owned the car. Now the director of security management for AVIS told me that he reach back to me by Monday assuming the car is theirs but he said there is a possibility that I could purchase the car from them instead of going to the auction. I already lost 15k to the scam and I am not sure what value they possibly come up with. The car was heavily damaged cosmetically. It had dents, and scratches, was keyed, had an unpainted new bumper and front fender, broken headlights, and smelled like weed. Wasn't the the prettiest car in the world but as someone who loves working on cars I thought it was a decent pickup that I could spend my weekends repairing and making it look decent. Just looking for this sub experience in what would happen next. Would they sell it to me for $10k or less? I originally paid 15k thinking it was a v6 but would not have paid 15k for a damaged four-cylinder. Should I even bother to get my hopes up or should I just forget about it and cut my losses? How would insuring the car work? Right now carfax, nicb, and my insurance don't see the car even to this day as stolen so if I buy the car would it be considered salvage? Would I be able to get insurance for it? How does self-insured work for rental companies? I am having trouble finding a lawyer but one gave me general advice that it be weird (August 2022 was when they reported their car missing) for them to not have written the car off as a loss.

I purchased a used damaged Chevy Camaro (I thought it was a v6) a few months ago that was a vin swap. The seller had a title and ID, and everything seemed legit I even used an obd2 scanner to run the vin. The title matches the VIN on the door jam and windshield. I bought a carfax and ran the VIN through NICB. Everything looks clean. I purchased with a cashier's check and we went our ways. While cleaning the car I found another vin that did not match any other vin on the frame, windshield, or door. This one was for a four-cylinder engine which ended up matching the actual engine inside the car. I immediately called the police and handed over the title and car. They could not find the car as stolen in their databases but did find a police report from a subsidiary of Avis in August 2022. It has been a couple of months and the detective on my case has made no progress on the scammer even though there is camera footage and an ID. It probably does not matter as she cashed out the cashier's check the same day at her local bank and if they find her it is getting blood from stone.
The detective isn't much help, to be honest. He has no update on my case with the scammer and he doesn't sound very motivated to even look. As far as I am aware from our last conversation it has been months and he still hasn't even looked at the camera footage from the bank. He says there is not much I can do and that the car will probably go back to the original owner. I talked to Avis through multiple rounds of workers as none of them could find the car in their records. I eventually got escalated to the Director of Security and he told me it was odd for them to not have any record of the car if it was from last year it was reported stolen but he says he might have found a record and will get back to me Monday. He told me if the car was not a chop shop car and that enough evidence was shown to be there they would pursue the car and best case sell me it if the car was not too damaged. It does have a new front bumper, some dents, new fender, it was keyed, and would need some serious work done to it comestically.
Do I have a case? I purchased the car for $15k and did not purchase it under value. To be honest, if I knew the car was not a v6 but a four-cylinder I would not have even paid 15k for a damaged four-cylinder. The director told me that a similar situation happened where a guy bought a mint condition truck 10k undervalued and they took the car as he was scammed in a similar vin swap scenario but he fail to do his due diligence as the car was in perfect condition and was severely undervalue so a too good to be true situation.
I talked to twenty different lawyers and almost all of them have said they have no idea what they could do in this situation even reaching out to my local bar association I could not find a lawyer that has expertise in this area. I found only two that had any kind of clue and one wants a $300 consultation minimum that I have not reached back out to because I don't want to be further down the hole and the other mentioned it was weird for the car to not be shown stolen publicity anywhere and that Avis should have written the car off by now given it a year later. Mind you my insurance did not say either Vin was stolen, nor did Carfax, nor did my local police station databases, and the only mention of a stolen car was a police report from last August that had that VIN on the case.
Do I have any way of getting the car back? I know it is damaged, will get a salvage title, and it isn't even the car I thought I had purchased but a car is still a car I can drive.

I have a 2013 camaro that has a salvage title. The ac a few months back started messing up where it doesn't blow hot or colld air like it should, it depends on the temp outside the car for if it blows hot or cold air. Id it's cold out it only blows cold air if its warm or hot it blows hot air regardless of the temperature setting. I've checked the refrigerant it's good, the compressor runs like it should. The lines are all cold like they should be but it seems like it has no control on the air temp it's blowing. Any help or ideas would be much appreciated

Hello everyone reading this. I need some help deciding on which my first car is due to reliability and all that now I have a budget of 10k or under with that being said I was overlooking a couple of cars and I need some help on deciding and on figuring out what's more convenient will list a couple of cars of my interest and hopefully someone will comment or dm me about things I got to look out for or what's my best option
1-this is my favorite 1990 corvette RWD with 52,000 miles It had 4 previous owners and I think it was salvaged
2-2013 jaguar Xt 14 T with 105,190 miles and it had at least 1 accident or damage reported.
3-1980 Chevrolette Camaro z28 24,000 miles No accidents a couple of titles and registration updates mileage to be inconsistent but no accidents reports
4-2009 dodge challenger SE with 122,313 miles With 3 accidents two previous owners and couple of inspections 5-2005 Nissan 350z touring 125,318 miles with No accidents reports
6-1986 Cadillac el dorado 95,521 miles clean tittle no accidents just 3 previous owners So far that's the list and open to hear other options

Hello everyone reading this. I need some help deciding on which my first car is due to reliability and all that now I have a budget of 10k or under with that being said I was overlooking a couple of cars and I need some help on deciding and on figuring out what's more convenient will list a couple of cars of my interest and hopefully someone will comment or dm me about things I got to look out for or what's my best option
1-this is my favorite 1990 corvette RWD with 52,000 miles It had 4 previous owners and I think it was salvaged
2-2013 jaguar Xt 14 T with 105,190 miles and it had at least 1 accident or damage reported.
3-1980 Chevrolette Camaro z28 24,000 miles No accidents a couple of titles and registration updates mileage to be inconsistent but no accidents reports
4-2009 dodge challenger SE with 122,313 miles With 3 accidents two previous owners and couple of inspections
5-2005 Nissan 350z touring 125,318 miles with No accidents reports
6-1986 Cadillac el dorado 95,521 miles clean tittle no accidents just 3 previous owners
So far that's the list and open to hear other options

Hello everyone reading this. I need some help deciding on which my first car is due to reliability and all that now I have a budget of 10k or under with that being said I was overlooking a couple of cars and I need some help on deciding and on figuring out what's more convenient will list a couple of cars of my interest and hopefully someone will comment or dm me about things I got to look out for or what's my best option
1-this is my favorite 1990 corvette RWD with 52,000 miles It had 4 previous owners and I think it was salvaged
2-2013 jaguar Xt 14 T with 105,190 miles and it had at least 1 accident or damage reported.
3-1980 Chevrolette Camaro z28 24,000 miles No accidents a couple of titles and registration updates mileage to be inconsistent but no accidents reports
4-2009 dodge challenger SE with 122,313 miles With 3 accidents two previous owners and couple of inspections
5-2005 Nissan 350z touring 125,318 miles with No accidents reports
6-1986 Cadillac el dorado 95,521 miles clean tittle no accidents just 3 previous owners
So far that's the list and open to hear other options