98boxer

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Im sure it's possable has anyone ever tried this? Just a thought I've been thinking since I got stuck in mud days ago - though I some how got out of the mud 30 seconds later.

badjuju342

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It's been done but it's kinda sick.I could think of quite a few other cars that would deserve that horrible fate. Not flaming you , but it's just wrong IMO.

98boxer

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Im not pondering doing this to my car just curious if it has been done and now I know, yes it has been done. Where can I see pictures, curious how a 4x4 Camaro looks like? Im looking into getting a 4x4 blazer for next rain season, my Camaro has seen too much mud this rain season.

ws6nick

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Mud sucks..... My car was stuck for days, I was to cheep to pay to get pulled out.

Time2Kill

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I've seen several pics of it done before. You should be able to search google for 4x4 camaro or hick/hillbilly camaro to find the pics.

CamaroCain

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A while back i found a 4X4 third gen camaro on ebay. It was on a K5 frame they said and they wanted quite a bit for it.

Clint

Lesrace82

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Yeah, definately have to grow a mullet while building it.

2000KCTA

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Uh, like this?

BlackBowtie

The First Gen 4x4 actually looks pretty good. But the 4th Gen??

hondo

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how about all wheel drive like a wrx or that quadradeuce street rod? that would be sick,if not damn near impossible

The Guy in MY 99TA

I saw a brown 4x4 69 camaro in Panama City, Florida somewhere on the side of the road. I think it was more of non-functing advertisement for a business.

Josh S.

justanova

that is just wrong IMO

98boxer

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Not too disaterous. I wouldn't mind driving one.

2MuchRiceMakesMeSick

Those are TERRIABLE!!! Especially the maroon one.

ncd1966

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man use a truck for the love of God!!!

Keith

What about using the Trailblazer oil pan, transmission and T-case? It would bolt up to a LS1. With plenty of hacking it could fit in a 4th gen.

hondo

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now thats what im talking about! make up some kind of k-frame to hold a differential, of course work out the front cv joints and spindles/hubs. i think youd have to modify the floor alot to tuck the t-case up out of the way.wrx what?

98boxer

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Just wanted to open this thread up again to post that my experiance with my camaro in the rain and through the mud has been good. Only once -as to date- did I get stuck in mud then got out of the mud seconds later. Basicly just wanted to post that our camaro do their job as good as any other in the rain/mud maybe not as good as a truck but good enough, heck I got a performance car and it takes to the rain and mud good. Also since rain season ain't over yet, my camaro will still see more rain and lots more mud since where I work their is lots of mud when it rains and lots of puddles when it rains for long periods at a time.