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This is a pic. from a calender. It's not what it looks to be, but instead a 60 Rambler American.

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Amazing what a molding here and a molding there and a splash of paint will do.
And to think this was probably done by some "hobbyists" and not some engineer at GM! Why stop at Camaro?

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Maybe this guy should have been an engineer at GM.


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My point exactly!!!! Wouldn't be a bit surprised if there was a chevy small block under the hood ether. chevy
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Last edited by findoctr; 08/23/09 10:55 AM.

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