Prom 2013 with my Z28
04-29-2013, 07:40 PM
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05-01-2013, 08:59 AM
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I will never forget my Prom.Back in 97 my older brother tossed me the keys to his 87 Grand National.A night I will never forget as we showed up to prom for a few then went out street racing 
05-01-2013, 04:38 PM
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05-01-2013, 04:40 PM
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That is AWESOME! Grand Nationals are nice... There aren't many people who would be down to race at my school. And none of them would stand a chance against my car anyways. There are probably half a dozen mustangs at my school but only one is a v8. It's a 1996 year model. Then a buddy of mine has restored a '68 Mercury Cougar. That has a 302 in it.
05-02-2013, 08:28 AM
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Thanks everyone... and it fits fine i think its just the camera angle. And I'll look into the lowering springs. Gotta save up again as these wheels just sucked my wallet dry.
05-05-2013, 08:50 PM
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Looks good man! I remember prom in my fbody last year. Pulled up with my date in my Z28 on the slicks and skinnies purging the spray. It was a pretty epic moment. That was almost a year ago and I think the burnout marks are still there. Lmfao
05-05-2013, 09:53 PM
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05-06-2013, 01:13 AM
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Very nice car congrats on working hard to do it yourself. I grew up in our shop and did cars the same way you definitely will appreciate waay more than a daddy bought me car.
Jeez I'm starting to feel old I had a 92' 350 TPI IROC camaro I bought as a insurance total in 93 and put back together and drove through high school that was a hot ride at the time. Took that to jr and sr prom and felt pretty special. Had a Paxton blower on it cranked to the 9's. Traded it in 97' the day after I graduated and bought a LT1 6 speed 97 SS. Man I worked my *** off for those cars but still miss my SS.
Jeez I'm starting to feel old I had a 92' 350 TPI IROC camaro I bought as a insurance total in 93 and put back together and drove through high school that was a hot ride at the time. Took that to jr and sr prom and felt pretty special. Had a Paxton blower on it cranked to the 9's. Traded it in 97' the day after I graduated and bought a LT1 6 speed 97 SS. Man I worked my *** off for those cars but still miss my SS.
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05-06-2013, 06:41 AM
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Very nice car congrats on working hard to do it yourself. I grew up in our shop and did cars the same way you definitely will appreciate waay more than a daddy bought me car.
Jeez I'm starting to feel old I had a 92' 350 TPI IROC camaro I bought as a insurance total in 93 and put back together and drove through high school that was a hot ride at the time. Took that to jr and sr prom and felt pretty special. Had a Paxton blower on it cranked to the 9's. Traded it in 97' the day after I graduated and bought a LT1 6 speed 97 SS. Man I worked my *** off for those cars but still miss my SS.
Jeez I'm starting to feel old I had a 92' 350 TPI IROC camaro I bought as a insurance total in 93 and put back together and drove through high school that was a hot ride at the time. Took that to jr and sr prom and felt pretty special. Had a Paxton blower on it cranked to the 9's. Traded it in 97' the day after I graduated and bought a LT1 6 speed 97 SS. Man I worked my *** off for those cars but still miss my SS.
You are right, there is much more appreciation when you do things yourself. And it really makes you feel good when someone admires your car so much and you can say that you did it all yourself. That IROC sounds pretty nasty.
