Probably the coolest camaro I've ever seen W/pics
12-29-2008, 11:09 PM
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He said:
Sir, I beg your pardon
You should already be aware that I, a self-proclaimed connoisseur and provider of female services, would gladly listen to my music at high volume whilst driving this fine automobile. It saddens me that this vehicle does not have a spare tire equipped on the rear bonnet. The artificial wood grain makes for poor tactile grip (which may cause me to veer into another lane, but I digress; ) it is appealing to the eye.
My apologies.
Sir, I beg your pardon
You should already be aware that I, a self-proclaimed connoisseur and provider of female services, would gladly listen to my music at high volume whilst driving this fine automobile. It saddens me that this vehicle does not have a spare tire equipped on the rear bonnet. The artificial wood grain makes for poor tactile grip (which may cause me to veer into another lane, but I digress; ) it is appealing to the eye.
My apologies.
That **** is classic. 
12-29-2008, 11:37 PM
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He said:
Sir, I beg your pardon
You should already be aware that I, a self-proclaimed connoisseur and provider of female services, would gladly listen to my music at high volume whilst driving this fine automobile. It saddens me that this vehicle does not have a spare tire equipped on the rear bonnet. The artificial wood grain makes for poor tactile grip (which may cause me to veer into another lane, but I digress; ) it is appealing to the eye.
My apologies.
Sir, I beg your pardon
You should already be aware that I, a self-proclaimed connoisseur and provider of female services, would gladly listen to my music at high volume whilst driving this fine automobile. It saddens me that this vehicle does not have a spare tire equipped on the rear bonnet. The artificial wood grain makes for poor tactile grip (which may cause me to veer into another lane, but I digress; ) it is appealing to the eye.
My apologies.
12-30-2008, 12:16 AM
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Man ditch the grill and the side exhaust, the hood, the steering wheel, the wood grain and the ghetto system, it would be that bad of a car. And it has a new alternator. That's gotta be worth something.
12-30-2008, 12:50 AM
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He said:
Sir, I beg your pardon
You should already be aware that I, a self-proclaimed connoisseur and provider of female services, would gladly listen to my music at high volume whilst driving this fine automobile. It saddens me that this vehicle does not have a spare tire equipped on the rear bonnet. The artificial wood grain makes for poor tactile grip (which may cause me to veer into another lane, but I digress; ) it is appealing to the eye.
My apologies.
Sir, I beg your pardon
You should already be aware that I, a self-proclaimed connoisseur and provider of female services, would gladly listen to my music at high volume whilst driving this fine automobile. It saddens me that this vehicle does not have a spare tire equipped on the rear bonnet. The artificial wood grain makes for poor tactile grip (which may cause me to veer into another lane, but I digress; ) it is appealing to the eye.
My apologies.
i lol'ed so hard my sides hurt.
12-30-2008, 02:25 AM
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Don't be hating! You all know you getting jiggy with the quad exhaust and that amp installation is to die for!
The only things I would do differently would be to gold tone the grill, install curb feelers to protect those fly *** wheels, and of course install some sweet Rally fender ports and kick it old school by flipping the air cleaner cover.
Almost forgot! CETA that ****!
On a serious note, the red stripes on my pewter hawk is looking pretty sweet after seeing that.
David
The only things I would do differently would be to gold tone the grill, install curb feelers to protect those fly *** wheels, and of course install some sweet Rally fender ports and kick it old school by flipping the air cleaner cover.
Almost forgot! CETA that ****!
On a serious note, the red stripes on my pewter hawk is looking pretty sweet after seeing that.
David
