Looking for a Camaro or Firebird (can be roller)
07-08-2011, 06:55 PM
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Looking for a Camaro or Firebird (can be roller) Im looking to buy a Camaro z28 or ss preferably 98-02 but will consider others, or a firebird of the same years, MUST BE A STICK, they dont need to be in perfect condition as far as the body and interior goes, and my price range is at the lowest these cars will go for (5500K at most) but Im really hoping I can find. I dont really want more then about 110K miles on it. I will also consider pretty clean rollers that still have most of an interior and just need an engine and tranny at most to run. If you know anybody that has what im looking for in this price range let me know! thanks!
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and I forgot to say I live in Georgia, so it needs to be near here (any bordering states) or if you live farther than that can maybe meet you half way or something! let me know thanks!
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I'm in South Fl...and price is higher than you want to spend, but car is built and needs no mechanical work. With a good detailing, possibly new driver seat, and a little paint on the nose (just some chips), car will be immaculate.
Sound alone of this car will turn heads and it's built to be a daily driver with over 450+RWHP (easily) and about the same Torque...can be even stronger with an aggressive tune...
Check out the link and PM me with any questions! https://ls1tech.com/forums/vehicle-c...ker-motor.html
Sound alone of this car will turn heads and it's built to be a daily driver with over 450+RWHP (easily) and about the same Torque...can be even stronger with an aggressive tune...
Check out the link and PM me with any questions! https://ls1tech.com/forums/vehicle-c...ker-motor.html
