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From: Who says "Nothing is impossible" ? I've been doing nothing for years.
I have another car for DD, the Cruiser was for sale before but I couldn't get what I wanted for it so I just kept it. It is a nice car fully loaded with every option for that year and 215hp and 245ft/lbs it's pretty snappy
I was looking for a street / strip car to trade and this guy got in touch with me
From: Who says "Nothing is impossible" ? I've been doing nothing for years.
Originally Posted by GDaina
bet the Cruiser's book value is more than the Camaro's
The Cruiser has ever option for that year, leather heated seats, power sun roof the list goes on and on, with the turbo it doubles the price of a standard PT Cruiser. It is like a little luxury car with pretty good power too.
Maybe today the book value is the same or better but a few years from now the Camaro is going to be worth the same or more while the Cruiser loses 2-3 grand a year
Last edited by MotorHead; Jan 17, 2009 at 05:19 PM.
Maybe today the book value is the same or better but a few years from now the Camaro is going to be worth the same or more while the Cruiser loses 2-3 grand a year
Don't forget, there were millions and millions produced, unlike the 67 - 69 Camero..what makes the price go up...scarecity.....Me thinks, bad deal for you, good deal for the Camero owner...that's why the guy suggested the trade...
My friend has the same year z-28 he built a race car out of, with a 355/ 380rwhp an 10" slicks, stock rear suspension, car 60' times 1.38-1.40 Hooks really well for stock sup. 6.70"s in the 1/8 , other than the 175 shot what engines in that z?