Before I cut this Camaro

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**Supergas990** · #1 10-28-2008, 05:55 AM

It sure is a nice looking car. In my youth I back-halved a 1970 GTO and while it was a nice racecar, I learned that it's alot less expensive to buy one done than to build one. I still wish I had that car street legal and stock (Racing was a phase I went through).

Best of luck on your project, but it seems a shame to hack up another musclecar, when the classifieds on RJunk and National Dragster are already teeming with quality done cars for sale. I'd bet you could find a top notch turnkey car and spray it however you wanted for less than building a racecar from scratch...

JMO

Blair

**L72Chevelle** · #2 11-05-2008, 08:07 AM

Hi Ed, any chance this camaro has a 396 and 4 speed combo? My original 396 and muncie 4 speed from my 69 chevelle ended up in a car like this and ended up in Georgia. Thanks, Phil.

1969z280 · #3 11-05-2008, 05:45 PM

Phil:

No, it's a small block turbo 350 Camaro. Sorry, Ed

**L72Chevelle** · #4 11-06-2008, 12:52 AM

Thanks for the reply, Phil.

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