this is by far one of the nicest 3rd gens i have seen in a long time... they seem to get "overlooked" when people are looking for projects. btw...the 20" wheels look "right" on the back. i like it.
i been thinking i dont have enough projects... and keep seeing 3rd gens around reasonable...after seeing this fine example... i might have to go pick one up..... im still trying to figure out how im a "senior member" and dont own a camaro
That's a VERY well done Camaro you have there. If I didn't have my second gen, I'd have gotten an '89 RS. Great choice in wheels you got there too. If you need any ideas, we're here to help. Feel free to IM me on AIM, if you got it. Same name as I got here.
Yeah it was an a very affordable fun car I have always wanted. I have just under $8500.00 in it. I paid 2k for the wheels 1L for the Tires, and $4200.00 for the car itself. I have had some paint work done new, lights, and front bumper, tint, roll bar, and some maintence.
I wanna do some suspension stuff next like Spohn and Hotchkiss bars, and some Koni's and Eiback proline spings, Baer 13 brake kit, rear disk, and a 350 crate engine as I get the money, also some Sparco Evo racing seats with harnesses and work on the interior yet not in that order.
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