Newbie Needs Help
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RE: Newbie Needs Help
ORIGINAL: Ralph78
Local,
I'm VERY SLOWLY restoring a 1970-1/2 Camaro Z-28 4 speed that I bought in 1971. Subframe is off, it's been sandblasted and painted. Over the next year or two I plan to finish with the restoration. I have most of the replacement interior, and the parts to rebuild the trans and the 12 bolt posi. rear end. I am holding off on the LT-1 350 until I have most of the other work done.
Local,
I'm VERY SLOWLY restoring a 1970-1/2 Camaro Z-28 4 speed that I bought in 1971. Subframe is off, it's been sandblasted and painted. Over the next year or two I plan to finish with the restoration. I have most of the replacement interior, and the parts to rebuild the trans and the 12 bolt posi. rear end. I am holding off on the LT-1 350 until I have most of the other work done.
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RE: Newbie Needs Help
ORIGINAL: Mayfair
NICE resto job bro !!!
ORIGINAL: Local Yokel
Yes, its the same one. All thats left to do is wire the car (an after thought- should have done it before painting it), and fire the motor ...
ORIGINAL: Mayfair
Local, is that blue Camaro the same as the red?
Local, is that blue Camaro the same as the red?
NICE resto job bro !!!
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RE: Newbie Needs Help
Very sorry for the month long reply. I forgot to subscribe to threads that I post to. Duh!
I'm getting about 17.5 mpg at the best. That translates to about 550 miles a tank keeping a gallon or two for emergency. Never let a diesel run dry. The rear end you pick will make a big difference. I went 4X4 with the heavy duty towing package... not the best on MPG.
I'm getting about 17.5 mpg at the best. That translates to about 550 miles a tank keeping a gallon or two for emergency. Never let a diesel run dry. The rear end you pick will make a big difference. I went 4X4 with the heavy duty towing package... not the best on MPG.