mfennell
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Yes.
I used https://stickynomore.com/. They're in MD so turn-around was only a couple days.
Exactly. And having something different to do each day really breaks the same-same-same of work-from-home #covidlife
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I used https://stickynomore.com/. They're in MD so turn-around was only a couple days.
qclabrat
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Here's a write up for a 69 with the upgrades and comparisons to a 2010 SS, good numbers against a stock modern car
www.superchevy.com
This 1969 Camaro is designed to handle like it’s on rails!
This 1969 Camaro designed and built by Speedtech Performance performed well at the 2016 Falken Tire Super Chevy Muscle Car Challenge.
www.superchevy.com
rick81721
Lothar
I was going to upload the video from our "sprint" at 1:53pm, but when I saw the cam recorded my top speed at 110 mph on a road I'm assuming was 50 mph limit, nope! I hit the 8200 rpm redline in 3rd gear
rick81721
Lothar
I was surprised how well the cop in the 67 camaro (Trevor? I'm terrible with names) kept up in the twisties, but found out his suspension is basically restomod.
Send it to me, lol. I saw the same number.😜
Yeah, that thing was pretty nice. Converted to coilovers from leaf springs, and had some pretty slick tires. It seemed to handle well when it was up to speed, but the turbo accelerated out of turns and up inclines much better. I think he said it's only 300-ish hp.
ya, thats a pro touring car...they are awesome, but you are talking a SHIT ton of money..If you want to buy a camaro like that done...Im sure you are in the 80 to 100k range.Here's a write up for a 69 with the upgrades and comparisons to a 2010 SS, good numbers against a stock modern car
This 1969 Camaro is designed to handle like it’s on rails!
This 1969 Camaro designed and built by Speedtech Performance performed well at the 2016 Falken Tire Super Chevy Muscle Car Challenge.
rick81721
Lothar
mwlikesbikes
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I’m with you, the stock ‘67 shelbys are the best looking ones IMO. I cringe when I see one of these abominations sell for way too much money at the auctions.i was always a little bummed when i heard that Chip Foose (whose designs I typically love) designed this mess
OK, OK, it didn't happen without pics but... Down in Little Egg I saw a Skyline R33 with right hand drive. It was in amazing condition. I found out they have cruise night in town on Thursdays. I will have to check it out one time, I bet he shows up there.
I like these overall, but always hated the molded fiberglass looking stuff for the inner lights and the fogs. It makes it looks like:
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Yep, I'll try to make the next one. Had to spend some time with the boy before we take him to college.
Pretty sure that must of been KPH. I led the entire day and I'm relatively sure we obeyed all speed limits.
Brett. Or Millennial. He answers to both.
Brett definitely doesn't have that kind of money in it. More like 30K max. Coilovers and a BBK I think are it.
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I meant this one in the link here... http://www.superchevy.com/features/1612-this-1969-camaro-is-designed-to-handle-like-its-on-rails
qclabrat
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Anyone able to suggest an enclosed auto transport service? My carrier fell through and need to ship a car from AZ to NJ.
Found out services are currently at a premium as there was temporary halt to transporting cars across state lines due to Covid concerns. Since July 1st, trucks have be hauling used cars mostly for dealerships 24x7. The quotes I've been getting today are 25% more than 2 months ago at 2200-2500
Found out services are currently at a premium as there was temporary halt to transporting cars across state lines due to Covid concerns. Since July 1st, trucks have be hauling used cars mostly for dealerships 24x7. The quotes I've been getting today are 25% more than 2 months ago at 2200-2500
rick81721
Lothar
so what did you get? pics???
Hagerty for me. I have the mustang insured for $80,000....costs me about $350 a year.
As far as a transporter, not sure....I had the mustang shipped from Utah back to NJ in 1997, but it was only $600 back then
Horseless carriage is another one, but im sure they are not cheap.
And what rick said...what did you get????
qclabrat
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Don't want to call it mine yet, contract on my computer and still working out the insurance and carrier
here's the engine swap:
and Speedtech Tracktime package for the LS swap:
qclabrat
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My neighbor recommended Horseless Carriage, that's who he used for his GTX a few year backHagerty for me. I have the mustang insured for $80,000....costs me about $350 a year.
As far as a transporter, not sure....I had the mustang shipped from Utah back to NJ in 1997, but it was only $600 back then
Horseless carriage is another one, but im sure they are not cheap.
And what rick said...what did you get????
Requested a quote a few weeks back but didn't get a reply will give them a call instead