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By John Toler
Fauquier Timea-Democrat Staff Writer
Which is the better way to go?
To buy a classic car that has already been restored, or start from scratch and rebuild it to your own specifications?
It all depends on what you’re looking for in the car, and if you can find what you want. Following is a tale of two quite similar ‘67 C&maros, and their different routes to ownership.
Although his first car was a 1957 Ford four-door sedan, long-time Warrenton resident Gary Coppage has beeina-Chevy man most of his life.
His “pride and*f6y"L'right now is a red, fully restored 1967 Camarojthat he purchased from a private party* Irf Maryland four months ago. i
“The car was restored about 12 years ago,* said Coppage. “The man I ^j^mght it from had over $10,000 in V AJpts for the work he had done on
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