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Old 11-20-2017, 08:42 PM
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My 1970 454 which is still owned by the guy I sold it to 20 years ago sitting by his new Z06
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Old 11-20-2017, 08:50 PM
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Both beautiful iconic examples of america's best sports car.
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Originally Posted by Not So Fast
My 1970 454 which is still owned by the guy I sold it to 20 years ago sitting by his new Z06
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Am I a fool to say that I prefer the 1970?
Old 11-20-2017, 09:00 PM
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^ nothing wrong with that !

all four cars featured in this thread are terrific !
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So who won?
Old 11-21-2017, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by jdk541
So who won?
If you are referring to my photo and racing I gotta say that the 70 although when I had it I thought it was pretty fast, in todays world not so much as my 2013 Camry SE V-6 is equal
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The look of the 66 is timeless.
Old 11-21-2017, 04:00 PM
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*separate

Just remember there's a rat in separate.
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Originally Posted by pokerpro
Just as the title say's, I thought snapping a few pics of my Z along with my friends '66 looks pretty cool.
I got a little moist
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Originally Posted by mdwsr2003
I got a little moist
Lol.... I've had a few women tell me that in the past!
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I had a '66 427/425 Coupe as well. Car was restored/numbers matching/no accidents and in pristine condition. I wanted a C2 ever since I saw a brand new '63 coupe parked near my elementary school.

It was just as quick as my '06, C6 but was quite a bit scarier given the 40 year old chassis and period-correct tires. It had 16 options including power brakes but there just wasn't enough rubber on the road to feel secure.

It also required high octane gas that was a bit of a PITA, but it smelled great. Traded it for my C6 (I also got a large chunk of cash that I immediately spent on a wide-body/etc mod) and haven't regretted it at all.

If I could just afford both.................










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Originally Posted by **** Jockey
I had a '66 427/425 Coupe as well. Car was restored/numbers matching/no accidents and in pristine condition. I wanted a C2 ever since I saw a brand new '63 coupe parked near my elementary school.

It was just as quick as my C6 but was quite a bit scarier given the 40 year old chassis and period-correct tires. It had 16 options including power brakes but there just wasn't enough rubber on the road to feel secure.

It also required high octane gas that was a bit of a PITA, but it smelled great. Traded it for my C6 (I also got a large chunk of cash that I immediately spent on a wide-body/etc mod) and haven't regretted it at all.

If I could just afford both.................










Excellent comparison of the 2 cars! If I remember correctly, my C2 67 427/390hp came new with Firestone 2ply 4 ply rated redline tires on a car that could go over 130mph! Scary stuff. Still, I wouldn't mind having it now, but I think my base C6 would run circles around it! Literally.



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