any one want to buy a camaro SS
You Crazy !!!
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From: Wet Coast
Maybe if you didnt live in surrey! 
Lol jk!
Seriously, though. I'd probably buy it if you sold it after summer!!! that's the PERFECt car for me! I want an SS and NEED a sound system to match mine (yours probably comes fairly close)
So ahhhhh wait!
Lol jk!
Seriously, though. I'd probably buy it if you sold it after summer!!! that's the PERFECt car for me! I want an SS and NEED a sound system to match mine (yours probably comes fairly close
)So ahhhhh wait!
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i just dont want it no more driveing it to school is a pain in the rear always worried about some one breaking into it and etc. So i have decided to sell it
mike thats a deal but gotta sell it first
mike thats a deal but gotta sell it first
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Originally posted by kal2k
i just dont want it no more driveing it to school is a pain in the rear always worried about some one breaking into it and etc. So i have decided to sell it
mike thats a deal but gotta sell it first
i just dont want it no more driveing it to school is a pain in the rear always worried about some one breaking into it and etc. So i have decided to sell it
mike thats a deal but gotta sell it first
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Originally posted by kal2k
i just dont want it no more driveing it to school is a pain in the rear always worried about some one breaking into it and etc. So i have decided to sell it
mike thats a deal but gotta sell it first
i just dont want it no more driveing it to school is a pain in the rear always worried about some one breaking into it and etc. So i have decided to sell it
mike thats a deal but gotta sell it first
Get rid of the system and that push button start...that's what makes it a target..that's why your paying an arm and a leg for ins...
You worry to much man...for a young guy
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i am just mature for my age man i have realized theres no point in driving such a flashey car, I have had my fun with it and its a mint car with low clicks and winter stored just dont need it no more
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Originally posted by kal2k
i am just mature for my age man i have realized theres no point in driving such a flashey car, I have had my fun with it and its a mint car with low clicks and winter stored just dont need it no more
i am just mature for my age man i have realized theres no point in driving such a flashey car, I have had my fun with it and its a mint car with low clicks and winter stored just dont need it no more
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Originally posted by kal2k
i am just mature for my age man i have realized theres no point in driving such a flashey car, I have had my fun with it and its a mint car with low clicks and winter stored just dont need it no more
i am just mature for my age man i have realized theres no point in driving such a flashey car, I have had my fun with it and its a mint car with low clicks and winter stored just dont need it no more
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Originally posted by SBainsTA
bro, it is not about maturity. You have a car that 60 year olds would love to have. It is one of a kind, and if you treat it that way you'll be fine. Personally I think there are other issues besides maturity and a "flashy car" that makes you want to sell it. What do you plan on driving if you sell it?
bro, it is not about maturity. You have a car that 60 year olds would love to have. It is one of a kind, and if you treat it that way you'll be fine. Personally I think there are other issues besides maturity and a "flashy car" that makes you want to sell it. What do you plan on driving if you sell it?
