View Poll Results: How long have you owned your f-body?
< 1 Year.
21
14.29%
> 1 Year.
23
15.65%
> 2 Years.
21
14.29%
> 3 Years.
19
12.93%
> 4 Years.
13
8.84%
> 5 Years.
10
6.80%
> 6 Years.
9
6.12%
> 7 Years.
11
7.48%
> 8 Years.
20
13.61%
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How long have you owned your f-body?
10-06-2008, 11:13 PM
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I feel bad as I was still a baby in high school when these cars had just come to hault in production lol...but I have had my SS for a only a year and two months now but I have definitly had my fair shair of set backs on the car that I did not expect...had to put a new rear-end in (used 10 bolt of course) and a new clutch assembly/flywheel/pp and slave as well so let's just say I'm not too happy with the guy I bought my car from cause I didn't know these were things that were wrong with the car...had I known that I probably would have just waited to find a WS6 but things are getting better
10-07-2008, 01:21 AM
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owned a bunch, mostly consecutively. I buy em, drove em, get bored, and buy another one just to have something new.
right now I've got the 00 Camaro, which i've officially had for 13 months lol, but its a track only car, so its gonna stay
And the 98 Trans Am has only been here four months. But i'm burned out on starting from scratch and looks like both will hang around for a nice long time
right now I've got the 00 Camaro, which i've officially had for 13 months lol, but its a track only car, so its gonna stay
And the 98 Trans Am has only been here four months. But i'm burned out on starting from scratch and looks like both will hang around for a nice long time
10-07-2008, 01:22 AM
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I feel bad as I was still a baby in high school when these cars had just come to hault in production lol...but I have had my SS for a only a year and two months now but I have definitly had my fair shair of set backs on the car that I did not expect...had to put a new rear-end in (used 10 bolt of course) and a new clutch assembly/flywheel/pp and slave as well so let's just say I'm not too happy with the guy I bought my car from cause I didn't know these were things that were wrong with the car...had I known that I probably would have just waited to find a WS6 but things are getting better
don't fret man, doing those things just makes it more your car! Plus you know how to do that stuff now
10-07-2008, 04:00 AM
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10-07-2008, 11:11 AM
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Thanks ztwenty, Yeah I'm just ready to concentrate on other areas of the car that also need improvement. Got some weird things going on with the tranny too so looks like that's going to need a rebuild soon. Ahh if things could just go right lol...
