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Old 11-28-2007, 04:23 AM
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Or a 460 Ford in to that 69 rs camero like I did !!!

As long as it has a bowtie cast on the block, I want nothing to do with it for my own cars. And gm wonders why after they p'ed on us in the late 70's why we are frankly not interested in thier new cars with g whatever names instead of names people actuly know and can remember.

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Old 11-28-2007, 11:21 AM
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I'm thinking a 426 style hemi would be pretty sweet in a first gen camaro only problem is fitting it in there
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Old 11-28-2007, 02:27 PM
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Hemi is ok, but it has respect from all car lovers. So it is not near as cool to see a chevy guy cry when they see a Ford engine (any size ) under the hood of their favorite love 69 camaro's hood. Oh, the hemi fits in the first gen camaro too. Headers make Pontiac headers look extremely falling off a log easy though.

The best one I've seen is a built slant 6 mopar under the hood (an early ss/rs type at that!) of a 67 camaro. The guy got tired of rebuilding 327's.

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