camaros
6th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 6,605
From: Orlando, FL
RE: camaros
ORIGINAL: ByPopularDemand
Stock for stock they are even...The LT1 may have more potential though
ORIGINAL: africkanV6
the big question.....would u take a 2004 gt 5spd or a 95 z28 6spd if they both had the same number of miles.
the big question.....would u take a 2004 gt 5spd or a 95 z28 6spd if they both had the same number of miles.
The Godfather
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 15,480
From: Temple, Texas
RE: camaros
ORIGINAL: africkanV6
the big question.....would u take a 2004 gt 5spd or a 95 z28 6spd if they both had the same number of miles.
the big question.....would u take a 2004 gt 5spd or a 95 z28 6spd if they both had the same number of miles.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 4,840
From: Bangladesh
RE: camaros
even with the lt1 being somewhat of a bastard motor (kinda between 2nd and 3rd gen), i find it hard to believe that any small block chevy motor is going to be harder/more expensive to find parts for than a 4.6
6th Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 15,865
From: Ludlow, Mass
RE: camaros
ORIGINAL: jthorn9
2004 GT. Plain and simple, new car, easier to get any and all parts, and it looks 10X better. Sorry, older Camaros just aren't that sexy looking to me, now I love the Firebirds, but theCamaro just doesn't do it for me, now the new ones look good enough to own. The old Camaro will probably respond better to mods, and will be cheaper on insurance, but replacement parts are gonna be harder to come by, and the possibilites of something breaking/going out go drastically up with an older car. Point is, do what you want to do, and what you feel that you can afford better, but the stang looks so much better inside and out.
ORIGINAL: africkanV6
the big question.....would u take a 2004 gt 5spd or a 95 z28 6spd if they both had the same number of miles.
the big question.....would u take a 2004 gt 5spd or a 95 z28 6spd if they both had the same number of miles.
