I hate to admit it but i think i''m enjoying my Camaro more.
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I hate to admit it but i think i''m enjoying my Camaro more.
I have had my Vet probably 10 years and my Camaro about 5 but because the Vet came first i always had a soft spot for it...but lately im liking the green machine. It drives nice, its easy to work on, feels more practical and even handles pretty good too.
They both have about the same HP even though the vet is a roller cam 350 and the Camaro is a hydraulic 383. They both have the same stall,trans,carb,heads and similar rear gears . The Vet is 3.55 and Cam 3.73. Does anyone else have the guilts about favoring something else?
They both have about the same HP even though the vet is a roller cam 350 and the Camaro is a hydraulic 383. They both have the same stall,trans,carb,heads and similar rear gears . The Vet is 3.55 and Cam 3.73. Does anyone else have the guilts about favoring something else?
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I have always liked your green Camaro. My first car was a 70 RS Camaro that I had done a lot to and rebuilt everything. That car has always been my favorite. I like the Vette but if I had a 2nd gen Camaro I might be tempted to drive it a lot also. Nice rides you have there.
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I have always liked your green Camaro. My first car was a 70 RS Camaro that I had done a lot to and rebuilt everything. That car has always been my favorite. I like the Vette but if I had a 2nd gen Camaro I might be tempted to drive it a lot also. Nice rides you have there.
Did you keep any pics of it Gordon?...and why did you sell it?
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Found one I had loaded earlier. This is about 1980 or so
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i bought a motorcycle and I had not started the corvette in a month, favoring the motorcycle.. motorcycle is about 4 months a year until it gets cold. the corvette is 7 months a year, then they are both parked.
depends on the weather
depends on the weather
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I wouldn't even be here if I hadn't wrecked this beyond repair.
I had a plain Jane '69 and a '74 Z/28 before the '69 pictured above, all were very nice cars and much roomier than the vette.
I had a plain Jane '69 and a '74 Z/28 before the '69 pictured above, all were very nice cars and much roomier than the vette.
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I do enjoy driving my '70 Z28, its MUCH more comfortable to drive, and much roomier, but its just not a sport car, on the other hand the '71 Corvette handles much better, and for some reason (which I cant figure why!) it just put a smile on my face as long as I'm driving it!. For me, each car of them has its own personality, each lives in a different territory and belongs to a different class, the Camaro is the car that I drive daily and just enjoy looking at, and the Corvette is the car that I drive when ever I feel depressed or sad for any reason.