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From: Reno is so close to Hell you can see Sparks , State Of Confusion
St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Possibly new stable mate for the Vette.
Tomorrow I might have a new to me mate for the Vette. It is a 1972 Camaro, 468 BBC with a M22 4 speed and 3.73 rear.. I do want it. I just have to come up with a trailer to get it home, It is out of state...lol Mr.Bill
As much as I like my C5 but I love the old cars. I have a 72 C3, 68 mustang. Im working on dad to sell me his 67 camaro but he says after we pry his hands off the the steering wheel.
So you really did go. I thought you were kidding in your email. It looks pretty good, from what I can see.
If you get it, you'll be seeing gas stations more often.
Last edited by Mr. Jean; Apr 28, 2012 at 08:02 AM.
I had a 1970½ Camaro with the open grill like that and the bumperettes. Weren't those only on the '70½ and the others had a straight bumper all the way across? That didn't look near as nice as the bumperettes and a lot of guys got rid of the full bumper and put on the small ones.
I had a 1970½ Camaro with the open grill like that and the bumperettes. Weren't those only on the '70½ and the others had a straight bumper all the way across? That didn't look near as nice as the bumperettes and a lot of guys got rid of the full bumper and put on the small ones.
I believe the the ones you see with the split front bumpers only came stock on the RS Camaro package from 70-72.
Nice find Mr. Bill! Now as the others have said, "Road Trip!" Hope it all works out so it can be sitting in your driveway. Gonna have quite a stable there with your vette, T/A, and now this!
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