Page 11 in the latest Camaro Performers magazine
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Car: 1991 Z28 convertible built 3/1/1990
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Page 11 in the latest Camaro Performers magazine
Hey this is kind of cool...A letter that I wrote to Camaro Performers got published in the editorial section on page 11. I made sure to give a nice TGO reference too 
Anyways, I'm working on getting some good photos to them so they can put the swap in print. 
Anyways, I'm working on getting some good photos to them so they can put the swap in print. 
02-22-2010, 05:19 PM
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Car: 1991 Z28 convertible built 3/1/1990
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Re: Page 11 in the latest Camaro Performers magazine
I tried to scan the page but my printer isn't responding for some reason.
It is titled "Back for More":
"In the September 2006 issue, you ran a Reader's Rides mini-article on my '91 Z28 convertible, titled "Ready for the Beef." The last line read "It's a 305 with a 700R4, so the 'go' isn't in it yet, but we have a feeling that will change soon." Ever since I was 16-years-old and first got the car, I have wanted to put something more powerful under the hood. I've had the car for almost 7 years now, and I finally pulled the trigger. From March 2009, until just a few weeks ago, I have been working like a mad man turning the car into another LSX/T56 swapped third-gen. I finally got to hear it run for the first time about two weeks ago, and I cannot tell you how thrilled I am. I have to give major credit to the brains at www.thirdgen.org for helping me through the process. But I just wanted to let you know, your expectations have been met. I'm working on getting the exhaust welded up this week, and then having the wideband tune finished.
As soon as I finish the exhaust and put the interior back together, my first task will be to get some real nice photos. My goal has been to have a "before" and "after" detailed in print with your magazine. A lot of people think that there aren't enough third-gens in your pages, but the ones I have seen in print are some really cool machines. I hope that others will enjoy mine as much as I have, especially if I'm able to get it in your magazine once more.
-Nick O. aka "BlueZee28"
Good luck, Nick! We'll be looking out for your latest photos. -Ed."
It is titled "Back for More":
"In the September 2006 issue, you ran a Reader's Rides mini-article on my '91 Z28 convertible, titled "Ready for the Beef." The last line read "It's a 305 with a 700R4, so the 'go' isn't in it yet, but we have a feeling that will change soon." Ever since I was 16-years-old and first got the car, I have wanted to put something more powerful under the hood. I've had the car for almost 7 years now, and I finally pulled the trigger. From March 2009, until just a few weeks ago, I have been working like a mad man turning the car into another LSX/T56 swapped third-gen. I finally got to hear it run for the first time about two weeks ago, and I cannot tell you how thrilled I am. I have to give major credit to the brains at www.thirdgen.org for helping me through the process. But I just wanted to let you know, your expectations have been met. I'm working on getting the exhaust welded up this week, and then having the wideband tune finished.
As soon as I finish the exhaust and put the interior back together, my first task will be to get some real nice photos. My goal has been to have a "before" and "after" detailed in print with your magazine. A lot of people think that there aren't enough third-gens in your pages, but the ones I have seen in print are some really cool machines. I hope that others will enjoy mine as much as I have, especially if I'm able to get it in your magazine once more.
-Nick O. aka "BlueZee28"
Good luck, Nick! We'll be looking out for your latest photos. -Ed."
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Re: Page 11 in the latest Camaro Performers magazine
Too cool man! 
I'm gonna be looking forward to seeing the full feature! 
I'm gonna be looking forward to seeing the full feature!
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Re: Page 11 in the latest Camaro Performers magazine
Kudos! Can't wait to see this beast in person!
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Re: Page 11 in the latest Camaro Performers magazine
There is no doubt that your car should be in that magazine.
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