does anyone else see the beauty here?
#1
does anyone else see the beauty here?
if i had $2k, id be all over this. am i a fool? put a new paintjob and new rims . . .
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/car/627943595.html
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http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/car/627943595.html
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I am a big fan of the second gen Camaro. No doubt some day one will become a project for me.
So I guess my answer to your question is: HeII yeah!
So I guess my answer to your question is: HeII yeah!
#3
Very clean for the price. People better start jumping on these now before they start getting high priced like the 1st gens. Personally I'd love to have 77-78 Firebird or Trans Am all white with white accented rims.
My dad had one EXACT to this. He mistakenly sold it in 1990.
78 Formula
My dad had one EXACT to this. He mistakenly sold it in 1990.
78 Formula
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It'* true that the second gens are basically ignored for some reason, even while people are paying $12,000 for trashed 1st gens. The 2nd gen Camaro is a relative performance project bargain IMO.
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For the money it is going to take to bring this car back I'd want it to be a z28.
I had a 81 hardtop z28, black 350 4 speed manual. Uber ugly bright silver interior.
I had a 81 hardtop z28, black 350 4 speed manual. Uber ugly bright silver interior.
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Well of course!!! Everyone likes 69 better!!
Oh...you mean the '69 Camaro...
Well, that too.
I owned a '69 and it is the most favorite car I've owned, at least in my youth. However, they've gone through the roof of sensible project cars for all except the super-serious collectors and project people who have lots of available cash.
Oh...you mean the '69 Camaro...
Well, that too.
I owned a '69 and it is the most favorite car I've owned, at least in my youth. However, they've gone through the roof of sensible project cars for all except the super-serious collectors and project people who have lots of available cash.
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Originally Posted by lash
It'* true that the second gens are basically ignored for some reason, even while people are paying $12,000 for trashed 1st gens. The 2nd gen Camaro is a relative performance project bargain IMO.