Today I was driving on a back road in Clevland Texas, and all of the sudden, a nice looking red camaro jacked up on huge wheels PULLING A TRAILER drives by going the other way!! I never thought I would actually see one of those comical looking things in real life, but BAM there it was in the middle of nowhere texas... My family found it interesting, but they weren't crapping in their pants like I was.

Sorry for the useless post, but I had to tell someone who might care about my interesting incounter today


BTW, the paint job on the car looked real good

 

That just sounds totally out of place!!

 

They say everything is bigger in Texas. That's Texas for ya.

 

If I jacked up (hehe) my camaro, I'd have to go all out with the cowboy hat, airbrushed confederate flag, and a gun rack.

otherwise, it's just not worth it

 

:rockon:

 

i always see a 1988/89 firebird formula 5 speed towing stuff around all the time, i guess you have to use what you got to get the job done.

 

Down around Bridgeport TX, I saw one converted & raised up
4x4! Looked completely unnatural!

 

That red jacked-up camaro didn't look like this did it?????

This one has a nice paint job....

 

there is a guy here in austin that has a white firebird 4x4

 

Ha! Wish I would have seen it. If I do Im going to follow him and get some pix. Ever try and make conversation with the hix? Heh...

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Poor Poor car.

 

Hey 87 B4Z, I've seen that same one too! It's a shame, but I'd like to see, just for kicks, if it actually runs good.

 

I used to live in Dayton Texas (right next to Cleveland) and I've seen that car before. It looks like maybe a 82-84 camaro. It doesn't have any ground effects.

But yeah...scary stuff.

 

dont think it was that one... It didnt have any stripes...

 

The part I found most unusual is the fact that it had a trailer hitch. I have seen 2 Camaros (No firebirds) that had a hitch on the back, and of all cars, they were IROCS. If you take the hatch of our cars, you essentially have a truck platform, or an El Camino.

 

"The part I found most unusual is the fact that it had a trailer hitch. I have seen 2 Camaros (No firebirds) that had a hitch on the back"

yah, because Firebird owners are smarter than that! We know the difference between a muscle CAR and a TRUCK.:sillylol:

 

I think the trailer hitch was an actual GM option for a limit time. The only reason why the Firebirds would not have the option is because the license plate is at the bottom where a trailer would definately block the plate, which we all know is illegal--like we need another reason to be pulled over.

I would rent or borrow a truck or van before I would ever put a hitch on my Firebird.