2017 Cruze Hatchback
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The Champ
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I've been paying attention to this for 2017 also.
A little bit bigger than the Sonic, a little more upscale, more power and I like that color too.
I don't see me getting rid of my '14 Sonic any time soon though. It won't even be 2 years old (for me) until September and it only has 17,000 miles on it now.
Besides - I'm considering getting a 2017 50th anniversary Camaro for my wife's birthday at the end of August.
This is the coupe version - like the color with the orange accents...
A little bit bigger than the Sonic, a little more upscale, more power and I like that color too.
I don't see me getting rid of my '14 Sonic any time soon though. It won't even be 2 years old (for me) until September and it only has 17,000 miles on it now.
Besides - I'm considering getting a 2017 50th anniversary Camaro for my wife's birthday at the end of August.
This is the coupe version - like the color with the orange accents...
JustSonic
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I've been paying attention to this for 2017 also.
A little bit bigger than the Sonic, a little more upscale, more power and I like that color too.
I don't see me getting rid of my '14 Sonic any time soon though. It won't even be 2 years old (for me) until September and it only has 17,000 miles on it now.
Besides - I'm considering getting a 2017 50th anniversary Camaro for my wife's birthday at the end of August.
This is the coupe version - like the color with the orange accents...
Question is though, will she drive it like it deserves to be driven? :banana: Or will it be another version of my mom in a Camaro doing 10 under in a Z/28? :sadbanana:
The Champ
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She's not as aggressive as I am (at the appropriate times) behind the wheel, but she's no stranger to V8 manual transmission cars.
I taught her how to drive in a manual transmission V8 Chevy back in the 70's. Her first car was a '71 Camaro and this '72 Camaro is her's:
mendoza_juan
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How much you want for it?She's not as aggressive as I am (at the appropriate times) behind the wheel, but she's no stranger to V8 manual transmission cars.
I taught her how to drive in a manual transmission V8 Chevy back in the 70's. Her first car was a '71 Camaro and this '72 Camaro is her's:
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The Champ
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Not for sale.
That car was built within 2 weeks of our first date.
The block was cast on Valentine's day.
I built it to her specifications (originally a Placer Gold, 350 2bbl, 3spd manual floor shift and console with black vinyl top bone stock Camaro - even had 14" bias ply tires when we brought it home).
Now painted PPG Radiance II Romanesque Crimson Pearl over Brickyard Red (3 stage paint), with shadowed in checkered flag graphics coming out of the '81 Z28 fender louvers running over the door handle less doors (shaved the door handles) and ending over the the rear wheel wells. It has '95 Camaro seats and a Dakota Digital dash. The 350 was pulled and rebuilt and an aluminum dual plane intake with an Eddy 600cfm 4bbl. Pulled the 3spd out and replaced with a 4spd. Eiback lowering springs and 1.25" front and .875 rear bar added.
I could get my nuts cut off for even discussing the sale of that car...
