Great find!! Love it $150 of heavy GM steel beats any thin jp bumpers for $350!!!

Wow thats awesome, Camaro bumpers?

> Read up on the bumpers:
Ah so deska DD! Looks like the clever lad nicked these and put them on the aft end instead! http://www.nastyz28.com/camaro/1971/71camad1.jpg

Read up on the bumpers:

Blue Lake 2006 - Green Sedan

Fantastic, could be easily made even more gorgeous with red pin stripping on tyres and blackened out door and side frame.

The rear bumperettes are a touch of class any idea on the work or are they sourced from something else, bloody aweseome! :)

> Not a GX of any sort...
Correct, hence the "phantom" term, a car made up by it's owner as a "What if...?" exercise, and in this case, a very nicely done exercise.
BTW, the alloy wheels are actually magnesium castings!
It would be great fun to antagonize modern "hot hatch" subcompacts in this sleeper!

Not a GX of any sort, it is a US-spec sedan with GX badges and GX head.

But it is a very nice car, he has fixed it up well. The interior is especially well done.

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A true jaw-dropper - this phantom beauty could be the JDM equivalent of a '65 Chevy Belair 2-door post sedan 4-speed/big block.
If only it had the F5C56A transmission in it...but it DOES have a 60A 5-speed, which makes it quite freeway friendly.
http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/2999290322.html