First Time LS1 Owner... and Lovin' It
04-19-2008, 01:12 PM
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First Time LS1 Owner... and Lovin' It Started looking for a new (for me) car a couple months ago, and after a number of dead ends, I came to my senses. Now, a ten-year dream has become reality. It's a 2000 Formula 4A, Maple Red. Her name is Serenity. For real.
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
04-19-2008, 01:53 PM
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Started looking for a new (for me) car a couple months ago, and after a number of dead ends, I came to my senses. Now, a ten-year dream has become reality. It's a 2000 Formula 4A, Maple Red. Her name is Serenity. For real.
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
04-19-2008, 01:57 PM
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Beautiful choice in a car. I cant wait to fulfill my dear of owning a LS1 and it will be in a Formula also. You have a pretty rare car considering its maple red. Not too many Formulas rolled out of Canada with it on!!
Good buy!
Good buy!
04-19-2008, 02:37 PM
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Started looking for a new (for me) car a couple months ago, and after a number of dead ends, I came to my senses. Now, a ten-year dream has become reality. It's a 2000 Formula 4A, Maple Red. Her name is Serenity. For real.
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
04-19-2008, 03:35 PM
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So I've discovered. The GM media site lists that the Formula was no longer available in 2000, which also according to the site was the first year maple red was offered.
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Thats pretty wrong actually. For 2000 you are pretty lucky because there is a good break down of colors and models. After that its pretty hard to get accurate numbers.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ula+production
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ula+production
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Started looking for a new (for me) car a couple months ago, and after a number of dead ends, I came to my senses. Now, a ten-year dream has become reality. It's a 2000 Formula 4A, Maple Red. Her name is Serenity. For real.
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
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04-19-2008, 06:59 PM
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Thats pretty wrong actually. For 2000 you are pretty lucky because there is a good break down of colors and models. After that its pretty hard to get accurate numbers.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ula+production
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ula+production
One thing that never gets old.
i cant get traction until 3rd gear lol 
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Started looking for a new (for me) car a couple months ago, and after a number of dead ends, I came to my senses. Now, a ten-year dream has become reality. It's a 2000 Formula 4A, Maple Red. Her name is Serenity. For real.
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
Going from compact econo-boxes to an LS1, almost every time I get in, I can't help but think "I finally have one." I feels so great to have a car consistent with my car obsession. Anyone else ever felt the same way?
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i felt that way myself.. untill i got the hair brain idia to turn my everyday fun to drive SS into a track only car.. 
now im looking for another F body, kinda want a turbo street car
now im looking for another F body, kinda want a turbo street car