Greetings from Russia!
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In the winter I do not go for a drive) is in heated garage. Is on restoration. I prepare for a season.
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What are your plans for the car? Are you planning to get a bigger engine or are you going to keep it original?
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While in plans to leave a stoc. The thought about svap came, but it does not turn out yet. As there are problems with spare parts on the car at us with it a problem. I hope to find at you them)
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Do you know any history of the car? I have never seen a rear bumper like that before with the indentation for the Euro size plate.
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In sorrow,I don`t khow history of this car. I`d drive Nissan 300zx all my life. I`ll happy,if u tell me anything . We can buy this adapter for front bumper, for 5 dollars))) I have to do my car myself, because there are don`t popular in Russia. Where do u buy the parts for your babies?
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Yes, here so at us offend the American history ((
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Welcome to our "club". We all are proud of our Camaros and Firebirds. Best of luck to you on finding the right parts for your Camaro over there in Russia, my friend.
Cheers from Canada!
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Cheers from Canada!
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really? I did not know you could get a camaro in russia. that boggles my mind. too bad i couldn't get a kamaz or tatra here in the usa. (just google kamaz and tatra there huge trucks used to race in the dakar rally and for military type stuff.)
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I the babe still in any way did not name) spare parts turn out expensive if to order in USA. For example the emblem on a front bumper will cost 90 dollars (((
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that is a cool camaro you have over there,over here i
have 1987 vaz 2107"zhiguli"-they were not sold in the
usa,but were sold in canada 1980-98,and a few have
ended up in the usa LOL.
have 1987 vaz 2107"zhiguli"-they were not sold in the
usa,but were sold in canada 1980-98,and a few have
ended up in the usa LOL.
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Privyat Stalin! Ochin Preyatna!
I am learning russian and always love to get a few words in the language out The wife and I are planning a visit sometime, to St.Petersburg. I'd like to go to Moscow and red square but I hear Moscow is a scary place right now.
Thats some pretty fat tires on the back hehe!
I am learning russian and always love to get a few words in the language out The wife and I are planning a visit sometime, to St.Petersburg. I'd like to go to Moscow and red square but I hear Moscow is a scary place right now.
Thats some pretty fat tires on the back hehe!
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VAZ 2107 this crime against the people! In Moscow all is quiet, as bears walk and drink vodka of the man and play a balalaika)) come!
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In sorrow,I don`t khow history of this car. I`d drive Nissan 300zx all my life. I`ll happy,if u tell me anything . We can buy this adapter for front bumper, for 5 dollars))) I have to do my car myself, because there are don`t popular in Russia. Where do u buy the parts for your babies?
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NASTROVIE STALIN !!!!!!!! HAHAHA
Hey, if u need anything let me know...i can send parts to germany and then u can have them shipped to u ?!!!!
Get a small motorcycle lisence plate and put them on the stock location,,,the bolt on things look stupid. Did that all the time in germany works in russia also. just give them a couple more dollars !!!!!!
Hey, if u need anything let me know...i can send parts to germany and then u can have them shipped to u ?!!!!
Get a small motorcycle lisence plate and put them on the stock location,,,the bolt on things look stupid. Did that all the time in germany works in russia also. just give them a couple more dollars !!!!!!
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Re: Greetings from Russia!
Welcome Stalin,
Nice Camaro you have.
I used to live in Russia from 1992-1993. Worked for Intourist as a liason officer. Spent a lot of time in Lenningrad and Moscow.
Fantastic country. Nicest people in the world!!!
Nice Camaro you have.
I used to live in Russia from 1992-1993. Worked for Intourist as a liason officer. Spent a lot of time in Lenningrad and Moscow.
Fantastic country. Nicest people in the world!!!
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