If My Truck Was Paid For, I'd Be ALL OVER THIS...

[High_Plains_Drifter]

In my opinion, of all the old hotrods up to 1973, this is my favorite, and red w/black stripes, a 4-speed, #'s matching engine Z-28, it doesn't get any better than this. I don't know why I bother to look. I can't afford it right now. I guess I just can't help myself. But a few years down the road when the truck is paid off, I'll still be looking, and if I find one like this again, no doubt in my mind I'll be dealing on it. I absolutely LOVE these '70, '71, '72 split front bumper Camaros, and a Z-28, this is it... damn... I just got drool on my new laptop...



https://fastlanecars.com/vehicles/20...let-camaro-z28

[High_Plains_Drifter]

Here's another one. Both of these are very affordable, and I know they'd wheel and deal on those asking prices...



https://fastlanecars.com/vehicles/20...evrolet-malibu

[Elessar]

Here's another one. Both of these are very affordable, and I know they'd wheel and deal on those asking prices...



https://fastlanecars.com/vehicles/20...evrolet-malibu

I am drooling over this one!

[icansayit]

Here's another one. Both of these are very affordable, and I know they'd wheel and deal on those asking prices...



https://fastlanecars.com/vehicles/20...evrolet-malibu

Here's my 1st car when I turned 16. 1948 Ford Sedan.

After I got married, in 1969.....this was my sweet one on wheels.. 1966 Chevy Impala SS.

[High_Plains_Drifter]

Figured you guys would like the big block in the Chevelle, I do too, although it's not the 450hp, aluminum, LS5. That's the desirable one, but was only two years I believe in the Chevelle, 1970 and 1971. But that surely doesn't stop one from pulling the engine in that '72 and massaging it a bit with a new lumper cam and some aluminum heads with a smaller combustion chamber to up the compression a bit, and with rectangle ports, (I'm sure the heads that are on it have oval ports), and a new intake, and maybe even fuel injection.

The Camaro would be a lot more desirable with a big block too, but at least is does have it's #'s matching engine, and that always adds value to a car to have the original engine, especially a hotrod.

Saw a very similar Chevelle on Mecum auctions last night that went for $45K, so these guys are right on the money for price.

Always wanted a Corvette too, but if I bought a Vette, it would be a newer one.

Yeah that place is only 370 miles away from me, an easy 6-7 hour drive straight south.

[High_Plains_Drifter]

My first car was a maroon with a black vinyl top, 1966 Dodge Monaco, four door, bought it from my parents. Not even going to post a picture of it...

[STTAB]

I never was much of a fan of the 2nd gen Camaro. 67-69 for me is the best, and actually my favorite is just the small block powered ones. They are so much more street friendly. I mean at the track of course you want the all aluminum 427 lol