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Old 01-08-2016, 08:01 AM
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That was exactly the car I was thinking of when I first saw the picture of the red one....
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Not the same year but should stir up some thoughts....

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I think even if you bought it at a good price did a few upgrades held onto it for a couple more years you would come out ahead. In my opinion people are getting burnt out on the 67-69 Camaro... thats why you see the 70's becoming so popular.

The Nova's, Falcon's etc are on the rise, there are very few of them that nicely done.
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I think even if you bought it at a good price did a few upgrades held onto it for a couple more years you would come out ahead. In my opinion people are getting burnt out on the 67-69 Camaro... thats why you see the 70's becoming so popular.

The Nova's, Falcon's etc are on the rise, there are very few of them that nicely done.
Agree with this. You make your money on the purchase, buy it right and have fun with it. I think the only people NOT burnt out on 67-69 Camaros are those folks building them!

This isn't the same year...these years are better I've seen him run in the historics up here in the NW and it works very well with old school equipment.
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Lance, it sounds like you have been invited to make the purchase and join the club . . .



Oh, and I'm not a Ford guy either . . .
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Just the fact that Charley likes it - means I wouldn't get it..... Because then he'll start on you with "you know what you need.....?"



I've always liked these cars. Two cars is expensive - by a factor of X... more importantly - ask Charley how much TIME it takes to mess with a bunch of cars.
Agreed, but....you OLD retired guys have nothing BUT time. You should buy this Greg, and then sell it to Charley, after making it a track car. Shoot, Sutton would love this one!
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