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Old 11-17-2014, 03:26 PM
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Default 71 Nova didnt pan out But ,
got my eye on something different.Trade for my Vette.
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Old 11-17-2014, 04:10 PM
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A 72 El Camino?

Track car only?
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eh im not a fan. too much rice
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Was not a big fan of the el camino. It looks pretty cool all pro street out, my opinion I would look for something else. If you like it thats more important.
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A 72 El Camino?

Track car only?
street or strip.
rear wing gotta go though hehe.
aND THE expansion tank in the front.
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Never liked the elcos and that one to me is particularly ugly.
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more I look at it the more I'm turned off by it as well.
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Yeah - not really my cup of tea... But it does look to have a a lot of effort put into it.
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yeah too much effort lol.
I'm looking at something else now.
this:

or this:
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