'64 Camaro

[GT38]

You learn something new every day. Sitting at DMV getting my driver's license renewed, listening to a woman bragging to another woman about her husband's '64 Camero.

 

[JCO1966]

Man that is a rare one!

 

[BlackICE]

I never seen one of those and never will. :lol

 

[RPM217]

Maybe she meant "El Camino"

 

[Empty Pockets]

Maybe she meant "El Camino"

That was my thought too...

 

[RPM217]

That was my thought too...

Old minds think alike!

 

[Xcentric]

Corvair.

 

[SteveA]

'74?

 

[2112]

Kind of off topic, but I sure have been liking the 70-73' Camaros lately. I mean, I never disliked them, but now I really like them.

Real clean interpretation of the 250 Lusso. Some of the pro-touring cars from the likes of Detroit speed are just incredible.

 

[SteveA]

Not quite as evolved as you 2112, I have always disliked the design of the '70-'73 probably because of my love of the '69* and not understanding why it was only a one and done. However they have grown a bunch on me in the last few years to where I would consider owning one.




* The car you perv's.

 

[2112]

I too liked the Gen 1 best, and I still love em. I am just surprised how much the early Gen 2s have grown on me (Firebirds too).

You have seen these guy's projects before, no?


http://detroitspeed.com/index.html

.

 

[Empty Pockets]

* The car you perv's.

Not everyone's mind 'ventures' were yours does, Stevie! :facepalm: :biggrin

 

[djs]

As time has gone by, I like the '68 even more than the '69 (which was my first car; LeMans blue SS350/4spd/3:73 posi). I think the '68 is a cleaner design. Saw a 72 RS Z28 with a real LT1 recently. They are a nice, clean car, just not as visceral to me as the first gen cars.

 

[2112]

Like the 68' too but a 67' has wing windows and electric headlight covers (on the RS) which would make me choose it over a 68'

But I am being overly picky

For the Gen II, I prefer the single headlight SS, again being picky.

 

[GTJack]

'69 z28

My car shortly after I graduated from college. Bought it new. Loved it. Red-line was 7000 rpm. Lots of good times in this car. Wish I still had it. There were not very many of these in Calgary as they did not handle too well in the snow!!

 

[fjpikul]

Jack, I'm sure you're spoofing us. When you graduated, the horse and buggy were "In."

 

[GTJack]

True Frank. Calgary was/is definitely a "cowtown." Horses never out of style there.