The new 700 hp Camaro, 10 sec car.
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The new 700 hp Camaro, 10 sec car.
Here's a news article about the new Camaro. I'm sure some of you may have already read about it.
Camaro article
Camaro article
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no thanks. saw it in person. still no thanks.
ya know how rallyart has built the fq400 evo in the uk, well theres a company pumping out 70, 750whp mustangs, the new ones, for 150k and they come with a warntee (sp) they will do 10s as well and are completly street legal. for an extra 20k you can get the 1200whp model, no warntee but it will do 8's and not quite be street legal. id much rather take one of thoes instead... and i hate mustangs
ya know how rallyart has built the fq400 evo in the uk, well theres a company pumping out 70, 750whp mustangs, the new ones, for 150k and they come with a warntee (sp) they will do 10s as well and are completly street legal. for an extra 20k you can get the 1200whp model, no warntee but it will do 8's and not quite be street legal. id much rather take one of thoes instead... and i hate mustangs
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I can't believe the market there is for these uninspired custom cars. All the shows on TV and everything - a lot of money and craftsmanship for what? Oh, boy a '32 Ford, a Mustang, whatever. Yeah, they're nice, but it's all been done to death. Where are the guys to build real custom shit. I understand the high prices due to high overhead, rare craftsmanship involved, and limited quantities, but if people want to pay big money for customs get something NOBODY has. Even some of the 'new' ideas I see come into vogue I've had more than ten years ago. Give me the shop and the people to build it and I'll knock guys on their ass.
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My thoughts exactlyevolutionmovement wrote:I can't believe the market there is for these uninspired custom cars. All the shows on TV and everything - a lot of money and craftsmanship for what? Oh, boy a '32 Ford, a Mustang, whatever. Yeah, they're nice, but it's all been done to death. Where are the guys to build real custom shit. I understand the high prices due to high overhead, rare craftsmanship involved, and limited quantities, but if people want to pay big money for customs get something NOBODY has. Even some of the 'new' ideas I see come into vogue I've had more than ten years ago. Give me the shop and the people to build it and I'll knock guys on their ass.
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