07-22-2005, 09:32 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: border of Union Cnty/Somerset Cnty/Middlesex Cnty.
Posts: 455
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Originally Posted by BigAls87Z28
The Mustang, stripped down, sells at 25k. The days of V8 performance under 25k is over. Times change, and inflation is moving foward. I expect the Camaro to come in, with a 330hp 5.3 in either 6spd auto or 6spd manual to be around 26k. Most people when they buy the hi-po car, want the extra goodies. Not EVERONE who buys a car wants to buy it for racing. If you want to race it, thats why man invented modification, and therefor the reason why we are here. I know I want race-like additions, but I dont expect to spend little to get it. I figured a Camaro Z28, loaded as i want, is deffinatly going to be approaching 30k, and fast. Thats almost twice what my father paid in 1987, and that was more then 4 times as much as his father paid for his 72. If I can get a 400hp, 2+2 coupe, aggressive style and modern options with modern appointments for around 30k, I will be more then happy to hand over my hard earned money.
On a lighter note, here is a picture I put together. Some of you have seen it, but most have not...
enjoy.

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nice rendition
if there was a GM RWD V8 in that price range, I would've bought that instead of an EVO. I still may when/if it comes out. But like I stated before, GM lost a quite a few sales because they haven't had anything like that in a few years and HOPEFULLY, when/if it comes out, everyone will be tired of the stang. After all, the 'stang is in a class of 1 right now.
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Originally Posted by j0n
monkey/spanky pwn me 
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2003 Tarmac EVO VIII-122ci of 4-bangin fury,
intake/racing(ie catless) 3\" exhaust/HKS 272\'s/21-22lbs/ TurboXS BOV /ACT Clutch/TurboTrix tune / Wallboro(sp) 225 /
335awhp, 307awtq
1994 Formula-bolt-on, geared, programmed, sold
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