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  1. #11
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    You said you wanted to own a corvette someday. why not just find a used C6. i dont think "settled" will cross your mind. I say go with what you have really wanted.
    Last edited by cjriojas; 09-24-2009 at 05:40 PM.
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    Get the Vette!!! Its only money its made to spend!! LOL But thats prolly why im always broke too
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    I would get the vette but it only has 2 seats, that would be a major problem for me.
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    Do it. (Camaro that is)

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    the dealer said they can take up to 5 months to get? wha???
    1996 gmc ext cab short bed
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    Take a weekend, go to all the local dealers, and drive as many Camaros as you can. Then sit on it for an entire week. If you really want that car and it won't adversely affect your financial situation too badly, then buy it. But wait one week to make the actual decision. After that, there are no regrets, because you will have made the right choice for you.

    Oh yeah, I'll need to borrow that Camaro when you pick it up. I've got to run a few errands or something......

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    Wait for the Z28, it's gonna be blown

    Last edited by gmctruckmotorsports; 09-25-2009 at 11:53 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmctruckmotorsports View Post
    Wait for the Z28, it's gonna be blown
    Yep. If you can hold off, that's what I'd do.

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    yeah i can always put my kenne bell 2.8 on there and it should be better then the z28
    1996 gmc ext cab short bed
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    The new Camaro has already gotten into the 10's without a whole lot of work. FYI

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