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Thanks YJ, that's quite a compliment.
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Been going through old pictures to post them up for an old crowd of friends and ran across this one:
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China is so slimy about this sort of thing. It's disgusting.
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A SWARM OF JUNE BUGS (and Crickets, and Spyders, et al)
Camino LS6 replied to ocnblu's topic in The Lounge
Some very cool shots in there, 68. -
Someone did, me. No one knows exactly how many LS6 Caminos were built. The estimates range from about 12 to a few hundred. But some were built as manuals. And that's what I want.
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No problem, I'll give the ROPOS to the owners of the property! I'm tired of pushing snow anyway.
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Great job on those, 68! As for hockey, FLYERS!
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Ugly, bloated, beast.
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Actually, most LS6 cars were manuals. But an LS6 El Camino is hyper-rare no matter the transmission. The Caminos and the convertibles were the rarest of the LS6 pack.
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Pedals are the same.
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I see your ability to be cryptic hasn't been affected by advancing age... J/K Enjoy Iceland.
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Umm guys? No votes count too.
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If so, what was it? My one and only RHD experience (so far) was a Turner sportscar. It was manual and a race car - so it was a bit challenging. It would take me a while to become used to shifting with my left hand, I think.
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Anyone here never used a manual transmission?
Camino LS6 replied to Robert Hall's topic in The Lounge
Just start a new thread with a poll. -
1970 El Camino SS454 LS6 manual Ford GT 1971 Hemicuda vert manual I tend to dream big.
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If I own it, it's for sale...
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Anyone here never used a manual transmission?
Camino LS6 replied to Robert Hall's topic in The Lounge
Absolutely! Sounds like my experience. When I was about 12 or 13, I went to a hunting camp in the middle of nowhere in western PA with my dad. He and his buddy had me drive the buddy's F-150 4x4 with granny gear 4spd. all around the logging roads surrounding the camp. I had to get good at it in a hurry! But the first manual I drove was our '65 Chevelle wagon. Boy, can I relate to this! -
Happy Birthday, get to work! Have a good one, PCS.
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Excellent, well-thought-out post! I'm way too tired to dive into this one tonight, but it deserves a considered response. or 20
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Now that's funny. Hadn't thought about how few people might have had that experience. Used to be a common arrangement. I wonder how many C&G members have ever driven one.
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Please don't remind me of that car, what a huge disappointment it was after the stunning showcar.
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Maybe we've fallen back into Henry Ford's famous "any color as long as it's black" sort of mentality. He actually thought it would be a good thing if the model T never changed and everyone drove a black one. Ugh, so depressing.
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Baldwin Motion = good stuff! That car is flat out beautiful. Back in about '78 or '79 there was a similar Camaro with the L-88 hood in rough shape hanging around a tiny local lot at a cheap price. I've always wondered if it was a real Motion car or not.
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Interesting. I feel just the opposite way, that full-length bumper always looked out of place to me.
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Such a big empty room where our auto industry used to be...
