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Test drove one of these the other day for $11,9Very nice I loved it, I used to have a Camaro and I loved that one too. They actually gave me a good trade in but I had to think about it cause I'm not sure about giving my car up. I like the Firebirds too but they seem more "bulkier" than Camaros..

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I think the newer generation of Camaros and Firebirds cost too much I would never be able to afford them so I don't think abuot it. i definately do like Camaros better though what year did you have?

I had a 95 Silver Camaro, It had the T-Tops..Great System, Over 130,000 miles on it and still ran flawless.. Loved it. Wouldn't hesitate to buy a new one although I do like the older TA's.

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I had a '99 Z-28 6-spd. Loved the car but didn't really drive it that much as I also had an '01 ZR2 4x4 pickup. I decided I really didn't need two vehicles with the resulting high insurance bills, taxes, maintainence, etc. I sold both of them and replaced them with my Matrix.

That's a nice car. Is that your house?

No, Not my house...I can afford to get a newer generation used Camaro I'm just leery of getting one and wishing I would have waited til I found a used Vibe for that price. Which I doubt will happen.I have a question for anyone who knows about MPG...A V6 Camaro gets better Highway MPG than my 4cyl Sunfire? Why?

I love camarosI have 2...a 88 iroc z28 thats goin on ebay in the next few days. and an all original 68 z28. The 68 is priceless...

You have a '68 Camaro?!?!?! You're lucky What color?

Quote, originally posted by fuel4soul »I have a question for anyone who knows about MPG...A V6 Camaro gets better Highway MPG than my 4cyl Sunfire? Why?Usually has to do with the gearing. Also, the Camaro should be much more aerodynamic and therefore has to overcome less force from wind resistance. Also, the 3.4L V6 in the Camaro will have to rev much lower at highway speeds than the 2.whatever L engine in the Sunfire, again, usually due to the gearing. The two cars should also be similar in weight, so combine that with the other aspects I mentioned and it is possible to get better fuel economy with the Camaro on the highway.

Quote, originally posted by Stang2Vibe »The two cars should also be similar in weight, Camaro is approx 3400 poundssunfire is approx 2700 pounds

worthless without the LS1/V8...just my opinion.

How about an aluminum block Mclearen 495 cu.in. with 740hp in a 1970 1/2 like someone I know?

yes i have a all original 68 z28 (very very rare)its alpine green with white racing stripes.the 88 camaro ill post a pic of in a few mins...i have a 79 chevy malibu too. 480 hp 327 SB.

my camaro. going on ebay...reserve will be set for 4600, im hoping to get more. these pics came out great.

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wow, that is damn good condition. every camaro i've seen that is that old has really sh*tty interior. not to mention, the paint!!

Beautiful! My friend has a '68 Yenkos replica that him and his dad built. '68 is my favorite year of almost all muscle cars...especially the Charger.

thank you

This weekend I'm going to look at a variety of cars.Two 99' Camaros, One is a baby blue color, and the other is a taupe but it's a Z28 LT1. I've going to check out the new Sunfire's and a used Vibe that's way overpriced. We'll see what happens.

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Sorry, not a Camaro fan here. My mom drove a '79 Pontiac Firebird, Esprit Edition. That was the car I learned to drive in....my love is with the Firebirds.

Bro she really really looks sweet!

Yeah since Firebirds and Camaros are the same, I still like them both just I really don't like pop-up headlights. Plus the newer F-Bird's are really bulkier than Camaros.