Just gettin some responses
12-02-2009, 03:03 PM
#1
Just gettin some responses So... here I am thinking ya know what would be cooler than having a rare 80's turbo 4 cyl car? having a 75 camaro with a 350 as a daily driver, I just emailed the guy to see if he would trade the camaro for the thunderchicken as he only want $1500 for the second gen.
History, I owned a 76 camaro in high school and regret selling it, I feel like a part of me is missing, sappy I know but that car is awesome. So i have been looking for a 74-77 camaro and most people who have hung out with me know this.
My question is, if you were in my spot and could possibly trade a car for another that you want but might not be as practical, would you?
History, I owned a 76 camaro in high school and regret selling it, I feel like a part of me is missing, sappy I know but that car is awesome. So i have been looking for a 74-77 camaro and most people who have hung out with me know this.
My question is, if you were in my spot and could possibly trade a car for another that you want but might not be as practical, would you?
12-02-2009, 03:08 PM
#3
So... here I am thinking ya know what would be cooler than having a rare 80's turbo 4 cyl car? having a 75 camaro with a 350 as a daily driver, I just emailed the guy to see if he would trade the camaro for the thunderchicken as he only want $1500 for the second gen.
History, I owned a 76 camaro in high school and regret selling it, I feel like a part of me is missing, sappy I know but that car is awesome. So i have been looking for a 74-77 camaro and most people who have hung out with me know this.
My question is, if you were in my spot and could possibly trade a car for another that you want but might not be as practical, would you?
History, I owned a 76 camaro in high school and regret selling it, I feel like a part of me is missing, sappy I know but that car is awesome. So i have been looking for a 74-77 camaro and most people who have hung out with me know this.
My question is, if you were in my spot and could possibly trade a car for another that you want but might not be as practical, would you?
12-02-2009, 03:16 PM
#4
LOL no I will not put an LS1 in the second gen.. I am not a LS1 nut swinger, I want to build a SBC for it if I go that route, for now the 75 will be a driving resto project. my 00 z28 will be getting more goodies over the next couple years.
Assuming the guy bites and goes for the trade if not i gotta call my old boss and see if he would want to buy it from me.
Assuming the guy bites and goes for the trade if not i gotta call my old boss and see if he would want to buy it from me.
12-02-2009, 03:23 PM
#5
LOL no I will not put an LS1 in the second gen.. I am not a LS1 nut swinger, I want to build a SBC for it if I go that route, for now the 75 will be a driving resto project. my 00 z28 will be getting more goodies over the next couple years.
Assuming the guy bites and goes for the trade if not i gotta call my old boss and see if he would want to buy it from me.
Assuming the guy bites and goes for the trade if not i gotta call my old boss and see if he would want to buy it from me.
12-02-2009, 04:02 PM
#6
I just like the nostalgiac reasons for keeping a sbc 350 in it, it will be a cruiser not a "race" car. I don't really like throwing LS1's into any car I can get my hands on, well maybe a 240sx... but that would be just for race lol.
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12-02-2009, 06:55 PM
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i had a CLEAN 1990 240sx coupe in highschool, i put alot of work into that thing to make it look nice with fresh paint and a few tasteful mods, saved up the money to do a SR20 swap and the deal fell through. So i sold it, actually made money on it, and then bought my TA.
5 years later i still regret selling it, if i knew back then what i know today, it would still be sitting in my garage. and about once a month i get VERY close to selling the TA in favor of another 240
5 years later i still regret selling it, if i knew back then what i know today, it would still be sitting in my garage. and about once a month i get VERY close to selling the TA in favor of another 240
12-03-2009, 09:19 AM
#15
I love the feel of old cars, there is something about driving a 50's 60's or 70's car that you can't get from a new car. The guy said no dice, now if i can sell the tbird and buy the camaro but ohh well.
Ivan I won't miss the tbird, it was one of those cars that would be cool to have but if I can get a mid second gen I know I would rather that than the tbird.
