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  • stc1993stc1993 Posts: 10,610 AG
    A woman next door where i work has an SS it sounds like a race car when she cranks it.  They must be cammed up.
  • ferris1248ferris1248 Posts: 25,755 Moderator
    surfman said:
     I'd like to find a low mileage 2017 SS. Just the sound of the thing will make the hair on your arms raise up.
    Guy at work has one.

    Does he want to sell it?

    "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. That is the whole of the law. The rest is commentary."

    Rabbi Hillel (c20 BCE)

  • GardawgGardawg Posts: 16,726 AG
    I'd like to have a '57 restomod … like this LT1 model.



    http://www.buyavette.net/1855C 1957 Corvette LT1 Restomod Convertible.php
    "Forgiveness is a strange thing. It can be sometimes easier to forgive our enemies than our friends. It can be hardest of all to forgive people we love." Fred Rogers  
  • GA FinGA Fin Posts: 8,945 Admiral

    I've been eye banging this one. If it is as good as it looks and it was within a 10 hour drive it would be in the garage. You could not build it for near the 56k price.

    https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/130180-1969-Camaro-frame-off-Must-see

    Going to offer up my 1969 Camaro Copo pro touring clone.
    It had a frame off restoration in 2013. Just finished it last year. It has about 2,300 trouble free miles on her.
    Where to start?
    Clean CA title in my name.
    It was built in LA plant.
    It was the 21st camaro off the line. Very low production #
    Everything new. I haves complete built portfolio and receipts.
    Painted inside out. Sounded complete inside of car.
    Engine:
    1969 big block 427 (512 block), 4 bolt mains, complete Eagle rotation assembly, Comp cam, Roller rockers, Dart Aluminum heads.
    MSD EFI. Runs great.

    Transmission:
    Tremec 5 speed. New clutch, flywheel, new driveline. Custom shift for factory console car.

    Suspension:
    Powder coated stock sub frame.
    Global West tubular upper and lower control arms.
    Global west lowering springs.
    QA1 billy adjustable shocks.
    Hotchkis sway bar.
    AGR close ration power steering gear box.
    Global west multi lear lower leaf springs.
    Cal Trac bars.
    Sub frame connectors.
    Moser 12 bolt with 4:11 posi.

    Brakes:
    WilWood 4 picton front and rear brakes with e-brake.
    CPP power brake booster and master cyd. 



    Interior:
    Factory deluxe interior.
    all seats, sand blasted and painted springs, re foamed and re covered.
    Complete car sound deadened, new carpet kit, new headliner.
    Electric life power windows with factory style switches.
    New dash bezel with factory style speedo and tach, new console with factory style gauges.

    Electronics:
    Retro style radio in factory location.
    Retro kick panels with speakers, rear 6x9 speakers.
    Painless complete car wiring harness.

    Extra:
    Vintage heat and A/C.
    Ididit tilt steering column.
    Billet hood hinges.
    BeCool Aluminium Radiator.
    Billet serpentine set up.


    Much much more. Drives like new.

    Location is San Jose CA
    Price is $56,000

    Just to give you an idea, paint job was $18,000.
    I have over $100,000 in receipts.



    Straight white male living a life of privilege and proud of it.


    "The greatest pleasure is to vanquish your enemies and chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth and see those dear to them bathed in tears, to ride their horses and clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
  • ferris1248ferris1248 Posts: 25,755 Moderator
    When you do something like that, you hardly ever get anywhere near your money back. That's a well done Camaro.

    "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. That is the whole of the law. The rest is commentary."

    Rabbi Hillel (c20 BCE)

  • GA FinGA Fin Posts: 8,945 Admiral
    When you do something like that, you hardly ever get anywhere near your money back. That's a well done Camaro.


    I agree.

    This is a second mouse gets the cheese deal. At 56k you could probably keep the car for 5-10 year and break even or even get a little appreciation.

    That car checks all the boxes for me. Period correct 429 BB, 4spd, houndstooth interior, AC, Hugger Orange, no stripes, steelies with poverty caps.

    The only change I would make when the time came would be some Goodyear repop original tires.

    Straight white male living a life of privilege and proud of it.


    "The greatest pleasure is to vanquish your enemies and chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth and see those dear to them bathed in tears, to ride their horses and clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
  • ferris1248ferris1248 Posts: 25,755 Moderator
    edited January 2019 #38
    Want to go for a Sunday afternoon ride?


    His closing rate on some of those cars is breathtaking.


    "That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. That is the whole of the law. The rest is commentary."

    Rabbi Hillel (c20 BCE)

  • surfmansurfman Posts: 6,017 Admiral
    surfman said:
     I'd like to find a low mileage 2017 SS. Just the sound of the thing will make the hair on your arms raise up.
    Guy at work has one.

    Does he want to sell it?
    I'll ask, he goes through cars like I go through underwear, at least once a week.  :D
    Tight Lines, Steve
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  • CatBoxCatBox Posts: 3,706 Captain
    I have owned a '66 small block rag top for the past 30 years..   I used to get in A LOT of trouble with that thing back in my 20's!
  • GA FinGA Fin Posts: 8,945 Admiral


    CatBox said:

    Sweet! Why the trailer? Did you sell it?
    Straight white male living a life of privilege and proud of it.


    "The greatest pleasure is to vanquish your enemies and chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth and see those dear to them bathed in tears, to ride their horses and clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
  • dave44dave44 Posts: 18,941 AG
    GA Fin said:


    CatBox said:

    Sweet! Why the trailer? Did you sell it?
    Silly, it’s illegal to drive a car if you’ve lost your license. Obviously he’s taking it to the quicky mart for a slim Jim.
       
  • Mister-JrMister-Jr Posts: 29,979 AG
    1967 was the last Corvette I liked.


    Vote for the other candidate
  • CatBoxCatBox Posts: 3,706 Captain
    edited January 2019 #45
    GA Fin said:


    CatBox said:

    Sweet! Why the trailer? Did you sell it?
    Did not sell it,  had it towed over to Orlando to get some work done while I moved the family up to SC last spring.   The car is still in the Deland area in a buddies garage and I have moved on to airplanes.  Current plan is to trailer it up here in the spring and start driving it again.  However,  If anyone would like to seriously chat about buying it, please send me a PM.     I have owned it for 30 years and purchased form the 2nd owner in MD  the important  numbers match (engine, trans...), but could use an interior and new front end,  the car is a '66 and the last owner put a '67 front end on it..
  • AC ManAC Man Posts: 7,304 Admiral
    Like I said before, makes me sick I could buy these cars used in high school for $1800.  Had a few friends that practically gave away GTO Judge, Hemi Cudas, Chevelles with Cowell injection etc. That's what everyone drove in Ft Lauderdal, except me in 1974. I drove a F 250 with a 460 850 double pump Holly getting 6 mpg making $2.00 an hour. It"s all relative. Gas went from 35 cents to 65 cents. My insurance went to $450 a year at 18 years old. Had to sell. I'd kill for that truck back today. 

    If only we knew.
  • GA FinGA Fin Posts: 8,945 Admiral
    CatBox said:
     I have owned it for 30 years and purchased form the 2nd owner in MD  the important  numbers match (engine, trans...), but could use an interior and new front end,  the car is a '66 and the last owner put a '67 front end on it..
    PM sent.
    Straight white male living a life of privilege and proud of it.


    "The greatest pleasure is to vanquish your enemies and chase them before you, to rob them of their wealth and see those dear to them bathed in tears, to ride their horses and clasp to your bosom their wives and daughters."
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