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Posted 2 years ago
Ratroid
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My Baby! This is my latest Z/28 I had a Brand new 81 Z/28 and prior to that I owned a 73 Rally Sport with the Z/28 perfomance package and my first and favorite was a Hugger Orange 69 SS396 I wish I woul;d have never sold. My family had a Chevrolet Dealership and I had many Chevy's and nothing beats a Camaro for all around performance not even a corvette. I'm alway's happy to share my knowledge of GM car's as well my knowledge as a mechanic. Restoring a classic car no matter what you prefer is a saisfying and gratifying experience. Thanks for the comment grendelking my 69 was the RS SS as well with the fold away lights I always had difficulty with the vacum on those things.
My older brother owns a 1969 SS/RS complete with hide-away headlights, houndstooth upholstery bucket seats, and a 396 big block four barrel engine. I think he would lay down his life for that car. Camaros rock.