Well, after about $500 worth of a front axle, spindle, 3 bearings 2 hubs 3 ball joints,and 3 seals. And after 3 tear downs of each side of the front spindles. My father told me that if he drove it he would be trading it in. So I'm thinking about a 70 1/2 camaro.
What did they have for an engine, did they have the LT1?
what sort of horsepower?
what kind of trans and rearend did they have?
How much would I expect to pay for a drivable fair condition one?
How heavy?
What kind of mileage?

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You have walked onto the biggest baddest dog porch and you will be dealt with accordingly.

I'd rather be historically accurate than politically correct!

 

well the 70 1/2 Camaro was avelible with many enging trans combos. 307, 350, 402s whree avelble, th350/400 and munci 4speeds
in terms of 350s a 300hp, 350hp(L46) and 360(LT1) engin. the LT1 had big valve heads(2.02/1.6) holley carb, solid lifter cam, 11:1 forged pistions. if u want more deadales feel free to email me, i would love to help

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when the green flag drops the bull$hit stops

pulled the 350 to make way for the 406 wich is in the machine shop. got a comp 282S bump stick with 1.6 rockers. looking at differnt heads right now.Perfomer RPM and holley 650 DP, headers and 3 inch exhust. 3000 stall converter and a built 700r4. shotin for mid 12s next summer

 

I'll tell you, I had a 70 1/2 Z-28. But that was back in 1974. I don't remember which version of the 350 it had. I added an Edlebrock intake, a 750cfm double pumper Holley, long tube headers and if I remember right a clutchless flex fan. It was an auto trans. Ran real consistant 13.8 sec. quarters. Mileage wasn't good, I believe in the 13-15mpg range. I think the weight was about 3100lbs. a real fun car to drive. I have no idea what one would be worth now, but if you can find one go for. If I can find a picture I'll try to post it. Good luck!

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'92 firebird t-tops
305tbi,670cfm tbi, 2 1/2" Dynomax catback, 9x3 K&N open element

 

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<h1>NICE SLED, TOM!</h1>

Did you get lucky enough to get the variable ratio steering box in that, too?

Damn, that's a pretty Z... Need a place to store if for winter? I've got two other black Chevys that would make it feel very much "at home" for the cold months.

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Later,
Vader
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