Camino LS6

It looks good from what I've seen posted lately that we may see it this year at NAIAS.

See sig. :AH-HA_wink: Oh, there will not be a production-ready Camaro coupe this show season. Sorry Z, but that comes directly from the Fbodfather himself.

I have some *cough* stuff. :AH-HA_wink: Haven't posted any pics of the prototype Firehawk spoiler I picked-up yet since my camera decided to fail. You guys have seen the Firehawk collection. I have a bunch of brochures/press kits etc. And some other stuff hanging around. Ask 68, he and I rooted through it when he stopped in about a year ago.

Nova for sure

Buy my Maserati! :AH-HA_wink:

Both. Depends completely on the product. When using an old name, it had better be worthy of it - that is my only caution.

I love this car almost as much as the Buick Blackhawk - love to see it here.

I hope this color looks better in person, on Pontiac.com it just looks blah. On the upside, the Crimson Red is a great color. It really caught my eye on a G6 yesterday (and I'm no fan of the G6 generally).

It's my 1979 Jaguar XJ6L... ... and all of its parts.

Not that one,Fly! It wasn't wrecked... just ...disassembled. :AH-HA_wink:

Agreed. NASCAR died with Earnhardt.

Ironically, it might be easier to transplant a modern drivetrain (LS1 for example) into the car than to retofit the 400. The aftermarket is starting to really make this a relatively painless swap. I'm thinking that I'd like to do a similar project someday.

I guess you're right Ocn, but I wouldn't have wanted to be his passenger.

Sure I'd do this, but I would buy it wrecked so I knew what I was getting. In fact, I've done it.

Not really. Saddam is a Sunni and the Sunnis are a minority that enjoyed great power under Saddam. They are motivated by the fear of losing everything in a democratic Iraq. The Shiites, on the other hand, suffered greatly under Saddam and are celebrating.

Whenever Capt, Picard wanted a drink, he'd walk up to the replicator and order thusly: "Tea! Earl Grey. Hot."

I think this will be my entry:

Yup, this thread is against the rules. But, I never liked that rule so I won't close it. I always vote. And I vote Libertarian.

Interesting responses. I am a dyed-in-the-wool, hardcore, gotta-have-it coffee drinker. The Wawa (convenience store for non-locals) has a wide selection of coffees but I always go for the highest octane version in the 24 ounce cup. Often, I have two of those before noon. I also love coffee after a good dinner. However, I drink water all day long and like most juices and whole milk (regular and chocolate) as well as tea both hot and iced, green tea, and a beer or three from time to time. Yes, I'm with Picard as well, Earl Grey is good stuff. No soda, ever.

Yes, the chop is a step in the right direction. But please, someone, put a real grille on this thing, the leading edge of the hood looks like a gaping wound. It looks like parts are missing.

I haven't looked into it lately, but the Holley Pro-jection setup was a throttle body type EFI and used the existing manifold back when I was considering it. Whatever system you go with has to be a match with the engine though - I wouldn't try to fudge it, you'll likely be sorry if you do.

Very cool. I love the third gen RS. I always wanted to find one with a 5spd. and do the GM performance parts conversion to a 350 on it. I almost bought one when I got my Maserati but the guy wouldn't budge on the price.

The color of the SS wheels doesn't really come across well in those pics. In person, the effect is much more pronounced and looks great with that blue. I love gunmetal/black chrome finishes on wheels.

Apple - freakin - pie !