arocars wrote:

> Which lead me to purchase my favorite of the bunch. A 1969 Camaro SS.
> I looked high and low for many months before I found the one I bought.
> I wanted one that hadnt been customized, repaired, restored, or raced.
> I finally found one in Florida, had my dad pre-inspect it for me, and
> then flew down, checked it out, bought it, and drove it home to
> Massachusetts. (That was fun all by itself). Like most old cars it
> needs a lot of little and not-so-little stuff. Its got a ton of flaws,
> but most people seem to like it anyway. I think the best thing about it
> is that I've met so many people because of it. I also like the fact
> that I can work on it without a repair manual because I've owned and/or
> worked on so many other old GM cars. ('66 442, '69 Lemans Conv, '68 GS
> conv., '68 Satellite, '69 Skylark, etc).
>
> I didn't see any Camaro stuff on this site, so I thought I'd get the
> ball rolling.
> So, what's your favorite car? Why do you like it? If you could've
> kept one of the cars you sold back in the day, what would it be?
>
> "See you on the road, Bronze".
> Happy motoring.
>
>

Nice. Head over to f-body.org for some Camaro discussion.


Ray
76 Camaro Dirt Track Stock Car
80 Trans Am Project Car
01 Trans Am Ram Air (12.18 w/Nitrous)