New zl1 OR Fix up 02
hey hey hey.. we cool we cool.. lol. Just seemed like exactly what I read :P Props to your memory though xD
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From: Spanaway, WA
That's not memory skills... He spends every waking hour studying Camaro Wiki so he can provide up to the second factual data that will assist us all in knowing what is and is not Camaro.
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Massey
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Massey
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Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Bradenton
well, back to the original conversation...the way I see it is you'll get to finance a ZL1. restoring the b4c car is going to require cash out of hand or credit card debt. both are pretty bad ways of handling money.
I'd spend the money on a new car, with warranty, that in my opinion is an all-around better car than any forth generation. plus it will be way more driveable than any other 4th gen with the mods to keep up with a new ZL1. Also, like the others said...the collectable value will be great in years to come.
thats my 2cents
I'd spend the money on a new car, with warranty, that in my opinion is an all-around better car than any forth generation. plus it will be way more driveable than any other 4th gen with the mods to keep up with a new ZL1. Also, like the others said...the collectable value will be great in years to come.
thats my 2cents
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My step father bought a ss and im not a huge fan of it. I mean its not a bad car and i would buy one but i like my 95 better. I dont know maybe its all the work i put in it.
my biggest complaint out of all of them is the lack of visibility around the car. It has a ton of blind spots and big ones on top of that. i would say before you get dead set on one rent a 5th gen and drive it for a few days and make sure you like it before you commit to buying one. Just my suggestion
my biggest complaint out of all of them is the lack of visibility around the car. It has a ton of blind spots and big ones on top of that. i would say before you get dead set on one rent a 5th gen and drive it for a few days and make sure you like it before you commit to buying one. Just my suggestion
Ya, I have test driven a new SS, you are very right about the blind spots, but that is why I will get a convertible, problem solved. 
. Plus, Je$$up I agree with you, the new gen will handle the extra power much better than the 4th gen, while still giving you a better, smoother ride.
. Plus, Je$$up I agree with you, the new gen will handle the extra power much better than the 4th gen, while still giving you a better, smoother ride.