should I buy this big block camaro?
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should I buy this big block camaro? - 5/29/2008 11:32:27 AM
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musicman
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http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/car/697688242.html
My cousin was bragging to me how fast his friend's civic was. He says that it runs 10.5's, with only 20 grand in the engine. I choked, and proceeded to laugh at him. I said I can go fast, not that fast, but pretty fast for $2500. So I found the above car. I found a front clip for it for $500, and I would just paint it satin black or any other satin color. I figure I'd offer him $1000, buy another clip, and a used posi rear end and run it. Is this a good buy? I want to build a street legal bracket car, one that I can drive to the track. I figure that I can race this as it sits, then build a 383 for it in the future, or maybe even a 454. So, yes or no?
I was going to put a rear end in my car, but this 79 looks like a lot more fun.
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RE: should I buy this big block camaro? - 5/29/2008 12:41:38 PM
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73camaroSS
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buy it before somebody else does. that way you wont be the slowest car in NORTH WEST F-BODY jk lol.
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RE: should I buy this big block camaro? - 5/29/2008 3:38:59 PM
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Camaro 69
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Oh man, the engine alone is worth that (as long as it's tight). That's too far away from me, otherwise it would be "gone in 60 seconds"! Better grab it, it would be a fun car to play with.
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