just saying hi
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From: east brunswick nj
just saying hi
Hello all! It's great to be here!
I'm the owner of a 74 camaro i've owned it for almost 18 years now bought it for an exgf she left i kept the car! I bought with a stock 350 complete with a wiped cam swapped in a blazer motor then went to work on building my 355 although it's outdated now it's got 10:1 compression forged rods it's been decked, i don't recall the exact cam specs but it's somewhere in the 480 range right now it has an old crower scorpian intake and a 750 edelbrock carb i have an RPM airgap intake still in the box, the trans is a th-350 with a saturdaynight speacial converter and shift kit out back is a stock open rear with highway gears for now
now the bad part part it's been sitting in storage for the past 6 years i go and fire it up about every six months or so and can't wait to get back to work on it (it's 200 miles away in PA). it does need body work but i have the quarters and trunk floors a freind who does body work for a living will be putting them on.
now the goode part it looks like we are moving back to PA in a few months and we are looking for a house with a garage so i can bring it home and get wrenching!
so i'll be lurking around here collecting info till then and maybe help when i can
sorry to be so long winded
dave
I'm the owner of a 74 camaro i've owned it for almost 18 years now bought it for an exgf she left i kept the car! I bought with a stock 350 complete with a wiped cam swapped in a blazer motor then went to work on building my 355 although it's outdated now it's got 10:1 compression forged rods it's been decked, i don't recall the exact cam specs but it's somewhere in the 480 range right now it has an old crower scorpian intake and a 750 edelbrock carb i have an RPM airgap intake still in the box, the trans is a th-350 with a saturdaynight speacial converter and shift kit out back is a stock open rear with highway gears for now
now the bad part part it's been sitting in storage for the past 6 years i go and fire it up about every six months or so and can't wait to get back to work on it (it's 200 miles away in PA). it does need body work but i have the quarters and trunk floors a freind who does body work for a living will be putting them on.
now the goode part it looks like we are moving back to PA in a few months and we are looking for a house with a garage so i can bring it home and get wrenching!
so i'll be lurking around here collecting info till then and maybe help when i can
sorry to be so long winded
dave
