Posted on Oct 29, 2015

Old School vs New School, ups and downs of re-born cars, your choice?

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There are some cars that have been around non-stop for decades now, i.e. Honda Accord, Ford Mustang and the Corvette that has been burning tires for more than 60 years now. In the other hand we have cars that were sentenced to death and then brought back to life, i.e. VW Beetle, Dodge Dart, Charger, Challenger, the Camaro Z/28, etc.

Some of this re-born cars have been a complete success and others had a lot of critics from the true fans. A front engine, FWD Beetle?! A four doors Charger? What have been your thoughts when you see a car brought back? What has been the biggest fails you remember? What car you would love to see again?

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I bought the first 1967 Camero SS sold from my hometown. I had to order it. It had a 350 Cu. inch engine, 300 HP, 4 speed Muncie shifter, posi tract rear end, 371 rear axle gear ratio, and the rear seat folded down, which was carpeted, and it was perfect for my duffle bags. It had A/C also. It was fast. I hadn't had it for 15 minutes and a 351 Mustang came up beside me and wanted to race. I down shifted and blew his doors off. I eventually put an Edlebrock high rise intake with a Holly double pumper, and headers. It ran B stock when I was at Fort Bragg in Lumberton. This exactly how it looked. The color is Bolero Red. No spoiler. That came out in '68.

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SSG Eddie “JD” Brown

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Some of the "in the beggining and some of late! You can see on the side where its now bondo where it was beer can and tape! Sick huh! Hit me up [login to see] seems we have alot in common

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SSG Eddie “JD” Brown

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Old school muscle with new school updates is the best of both worlds! but nothing Sounds like a carbed out engine!! The recordings they do now a days to make the engine sound mean i mean come on!!

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