ALMOST not bad. I think I'll pass though. But did you read his ad?? I want this guy selling my cars!!!---------This 1998 Chevrolet Camaro has a 3.8-liter V6 engine with an automatic transmission which produces 200 horsepower! This Camaro does an admirable job of keeping all this power hooked up to the pavement. This is because it's chassis features upper and lower control arms in front, which keep the tires in better contact with the road. A live axle is used in the rear and it's one of the best live axles because it's well-located by a long torque arm, trailing links and a Panhard rod. Springs are coils, and there are front and rear anti-roll bars. This is one very capable high-performance car. This Camaro has excellent acceleration, amazing stopping and flys through corners, all due to its superior chassis. When it comes to style and performance at a great price, this Camaro is nearly impossible to beat. It has a Borla exhaust that make it sound very impressive. This car is definitely not for the faint at heart.----------ALL that in a V-6 no less!!!!!

 

Check his feedback. He sold another car recently. Apparantly a VW that he took in on a "trade". Must have a used car lot somewhere. Everyone knows the used car salesmen are auto experts!

 

You know, I don't like it at all - but whoever done the work did a very excellent job it looks like. They were working with fiberglass onto steel (unless they made the scoop themselves) and it turned out very good.

Now, it does look gay, and non-functional, but the bodymen deserve a little credit. That is just funny looking when you thing about it.

•Takes off pin on SS hood...
•Sits it on top of car...
•Thinks, "hmmm...I just may mold that into the top."
•Molds it in to the roof.
•(Two Weeks later) "Dang IT! Wish I could afford a SS hood!"

 

Fiberglass for the scoop sure, but where's the steel?? The roof on my 94 is plastic!!!! (I'm positive if this since the 93 parts car I have is cracked a little on the roof.) I think about the only panels that are steel are the rear quarters.

 

and the hood, the rest is plastic.

 

Please excuse my early morning ignorance. The rear quaters and the hood is the only steel, that is correct. There is a little fiber glass in the doors too I know (inside jams). I apologize and beg redemption, for at 7:37 this morning I was still reeling from my 4 hours of sleep last nite.

 

Uhhh . . . . . . . . I'll say this: it's original

 

looks like he took the idea straight off the green eclipse in the "FAST AND THE FURIOUS"

http://ebay1.ipixmedia.com/abc/M28/_...831e95/i-1.JPG

lmao!!!

 

i back that up

 

shoulda saved the money from the roof and got a Z28

 

I give him a lot fo credit. At least he took the time to mold it to the roof. It's not like the 3million trucks around here that have those LUND dual hood scoops on their cars and don't take the time to mold it onto the hood. I don't like the scoop, but he at least took some time to install it.

 

Wow...he says it has a transmission which produces 200 horsepower. Now I really want that car. A combined total of 400 horsepower with a transmission that supposedly does its normal job too! lol

He might be good at selling cars, but he doesn't sound too literate.

 

it's a sad day...

 

I personally don't think it'd be bad on a Camaro 'race-car', like the LeMans cars or whatever. It'd be cool functional...

Nate

 

And what do you mean by that??