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Marek · 13 Jun 2005, 10:31 am

Another mofo i spotted, thought i'd post it, Maybe SP3AK will say its not blue, nor a SS

sorry for the interior shot

hey thats a nice a$$

enjoy!

Jnetto · 17 Jun 2005, 07:20 pm

Nice car, must be a lot of fun to drive... I really love 1st gen Camaros.

This car is a 1968 model, not a 1969. Although the 67-69 Camaros (and Firebirds) are really the same car, GM did some mild body style modifications that distinguish the 69s from the 67/68s.

No way to tell from the pics if it is a real SS or not. But regardless, this car is nice and clean.

My question concerns the blacked-out rear tail pan section on this car. I believe that only big block SS cars had their tail pans blacked-out and that was even for specific body colors as well. I don't think a small block SS 350 would have the blacked-out tail pan. But who knows for sure???

Also, why does this car have a NY plate in front and a Canadian plate in the rear???

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17 Jun 2005, 07:20 pm	#2 (permalink)
Jnetto Fresh Noob Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5 Jnetto's Gallery	Nice car, must be a lot of fun to drive... I really love 1st gen Camaros. This car is a 1968 model, not a 1969. Although the 67-69 Camaros (and Firebirds) are really the same car, GM did some mild body style modifications that distinguish the 69s from the 67/68s. No way to tell from the pics if it is a real SS or not. But regardless, this car is nice and clean. My question concerns the blacked-out rear tail pan section on this car. I believe that only big block SS cars had their tail pans blacked-out and that was even for specific body colors as well. I don't think a small block SS 350 would have the blacked-out tail pan. But who knows for sure??? Also, why does this car have a NY plate in front and a Canadian plate in the rear???

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