Don't flame me for liking this pic.....a lot.

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It might be cause of lighting or something, but even like it more than this one.

 

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Ban him!!! J/K. My uncle had a '92 25th Anniversary Z28. I was always drooling over that car.

 

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Nices camaro built, well, besides the 67.

 

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Neither are great pics. The top pic is horrible. If I look at it any longer my eyes will start bleeding. Both cars are kickass though.

 

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I love the shine the ones on the crapmaro give out.

 

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At least it's not an import.

 

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I gotta be honest, I love the wheels and the shine they give out in the first pic over the second one.

 

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I still think my brother's camaro kicks ass over most....

You can see alot more pics here, including his built 360, here:

My brother's 87 Z28

 

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You think those old 3rd gens are the best camaro built. They are so ****ty. No offense but the ones that I've ever ridden in are so shaky, everything sounds likes its gonna fall apart any second, half the **** never works, and it never performed with that raggy ass 305. Sorry

Jeremy

 

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DARK-5.0 said:

You think those old 3rd gens are the best camaro built. They are so ****ty. No offense but the ones that I've ever ridden in are so shaky, everything sounds likes its gonna fall apart any second, half the **** never works, and it never performed with that raggy ass 305. Sorry

Jeremy

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ditto

 

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They are my 2nd favorite gen. But they have about as many problems as we do with the addition of nasty creaking interiors and sagging doors. It's ok, they make up for it in body style.

 

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That first pic is missing a mullet.

 

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that z28 is very sexy, but like somebody else said wheres the mullet

 

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"You think those old 3rd gens are the best camaro built. They are so ****ty. No offense but the ones that I've ever ridden in are so shaky, everything sounds likes its gonna fall apart any second, half the **** never works, and it never performed with that raggy ass 305. Sorry"

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ditto

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Sorry to burst the bubble guys, but Camaros are nice cars too. Yes this is a Mustang site, but I know all of you like them in some way or another. Also about a 305 not moving....it may be rare but they can be found.

 

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my first car was almost an RS w/ the 305 in it. only reason i didn't get it was cause it wouldn't've been practical for driving 200 miles up and down state more than twice a year to and from school--i needed a pick-up so i got a ranger. woulda been cool to have... it was a manual and clean as hell.

 

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I have alot of respect for Camaro's, but the 305's....yeah, they were a bit unfortunate. It all comes down to it like this...if you take care of WHATEVER car you have, it'll stay in good shape. Those creaking interiors are usually noticeable because when the first signs of it show, the people didn't go get them fixed. My brother's car, yes, it feels hollow inside, like all camaro's, but it's still very solid.

 

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When I said that they were my favorite, I meant body wise. I could give a rat's nasty ass if they perform or not. I wouldn't buy one anyway, but do think they're nice.

 

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one of my friends just put together a 383 stroker ls1 in a 2001 SS with the FAST composite intake and AFR heads. 11:1 comp ratio. it put 460 to the pavement. now he is getting ready to add 250 in N2O. it is by far the smoothest running car i have ever driven or road in. it accelerates so crisp. it feels like it was put together that way from the factory. i would say mine is bad a$$ but this one i running around now.

 

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I dont like either of them really. I hate the side look of our cars.

Am I the only one who thinks the hardtop should have been more angular rather then a bubble?