At Last!! My '98 camaro in my garage!!!
03-10-2008, 02:27 PM
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At Last!! My '98 camaro in my garage!!! As the title say! the car is home!! Took 3 months -1 day!!
It was an awesome fealing to drive the car for the first time!!! On snow as whell
Some pics!!!
Parked in my garage built out of snow or? 
More pictures att nordiccamaros.se
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It was an awesome fealing to drive the car for the first time!!! On snow as whell
Some pics!!!
Parked in my garage built out of snow
or? More pictures att nordiccamaros.se
What do you say?
03-11-2008, 02:14 AM
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Thanks! Yes as Azrael mentioned and what i did not mention was that i bought the car in California december 11 2007 and the car was shiped over seas to Gothenburg in Sweden, and after that i had to wat for customs and the other shipping company to pick up the car and deliver the car to my home town which is located 1000 miles north of Gothenburg. And if you dont know how far north that is I explain it like this.. I live 100 miles north of the Arctic Circle!
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03-12-2008, 01:15 AM
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Thanks hllrzrls1! I can drive it aprox 6 months a year if i dont want to drive it during winter.. It seams like a fun car driving in winter as whell but i dont have any rust preventive coating under the car, and if i want to drive it during winter I have to get me some studded tyres.. I was supriced that the ATS works as well as it does.
03-12-2008, 01:26 AM
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wasnt that car in a magazine before? i think GM high performance. and who was the original owner? i remember reading about that car. does it have the 335/35R17 michelins on the rear?... .maybe im thinking of a different car. If this IS the car im thinking of tho, thats crazy how it ended up in Sweden. nice ride bro
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wasnt that car in a magazine before? i think GM high performance. and who was the original owner? i remember reading about that car. does it have the 335/35R17 michelins on the rear?... .maybe im thinking of a different car. If this IS the car im thinking of tho, thats crazy how it ended up in Sweden. nice ride bro
Good to hear you finally got it home.
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Thanks guys!!!
1fastz: Yes thats true! The car use to belong to Steve @ Specialized Stainless!
And the magazine was Camaro Performers july issue 2007
And yes the tyres are Michelin 335 in the rear.. but i noticed that they did notch the lower trailingarms to make them fit.
The car is awesome.. the sad thing is that the paint got damaged during shipping from CA to sweden.
waldershrek: Haha yes we do During summer we have the midnight sun as well!
StrobinSS: Thanks man!
streetassasin: $1400 in shipping from CA to GBG/sweden ,$4000 in taxes and customs, and an other $790 in shipping from GBG to Gällivare (a 1000miles). And an other $600 for registrations... total of $6790
Butt it is still almost the same as a stock one in sweden. And this car was realy worth it so far!!
Thanks dudes!
1fastz: Yes thats true! The car use to belong to Steve @ Specialized Stainless!
And the magazine was Camaro Performers july issue 2007
And yes the tyres are Michelin 335 in the rear.. but i noticed that they did notch the lower trailingarms to make them fit.
The car is awesome.. the sad thing is that the paint got damaged during shipping from CA to sweden.
waldershrek: Haha
yes we do During summer we have the midnight sun as well!StrobinSS: Thanks man!
streetassasin: $1400 in shipping from CA to GBG/sweden ,$4000 in taxes and customs, and an other $790 in shipping from GBG to Gällivare (a 1000miles). And an other $600 for registrations... total of $6790
Butt it is still almost the same as a stock one in sweden. And this car was realy worth it so far!!Thanks dudes!
